Koleszár announced the end of her current relationship on Instagram on Sunday. She has recently been in the German news because the police department of Dresden, the east German city she serves with has given her an ultimatum to return to work or be discharged.
She took unpaid leave last summer and has since spent her time traveling around the world – Florida, the Maldives and Dubai – and naturally, posting bikini selfies – another fact the Dresden police is decidedly unhappy about.
Koleszár has 691,000 followers on Instagram, more than the total population of Dresden (551,000).
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