A Syrian migrant and known Islamic-State sympathiser was stopped at the Danish-German border after he was found to have materials for making explosives – but was let go by German police.
The German Federal Police has released new statistics that show that the massive increase in crime in Germany was a result of Merkel’s open door policy during the migrant crisis.
A police officer in the German city of Rheinberg is under fire after it was revealed that she encouraged a young girl not to report the fact she had been sexually assaulted by a migrant.
Police in Berlin have launched a series of crackdowns on the notorious ‘Riga 94’ left-wing extremists who have been responsible for attacks on police and multiple riots this year. The free reign of left-wing extremism in Berlin may be coming
Organised criminals are benefiting from the wave of Islamic extremists in Germany because the threat of attacks take up so much police resources, leaving the criminals to do as they please.
Three Syrians who overwhelmed a fugitive wanted in an alleged Islamic extremist bomb plot and handed him over to police were hailed as heroes in Germany Tuesday, helping temper anti-migrant sentiment fueled in part by fears of such attacks.
Police in the German city of Ludwigsburg have set up a ‘Migrant Crime Team’ due to the increase in crimes committed by asylum seekers in the region.
Cities and municipalities across Germany are floating the idea of fast tracking migrants to become police officers to help “integrate” them. Gerd Landsberg, managing director of the German Association of Towns and Municipalities (DStGB), is the man behind the idea
European police fear that Islamic State is directing its European fighters to break into civilian homes and kill them in the name of jihad. Ever since the murder of a police officer in Paris who was stabbed to death by an
In the wake of the Brussels terror attacks, threats are being made directly against Germany in the name of Islamic State (IS). Federal Police say they are woefully unprepared and under-equipped, and that any police action during an act of
German police on Sunday searched the homes of two men suspected of having ties to “a terrorist group” in Syria, federal prosecutors said. The anti-terror raids took place near the western city of Mainz. The federal prosecutor’s office said the
German police have clocked up almost half a million hours in overtime since the country reinstated border controls with Austria last month. At the same time some members have been forced to put in 80-hour working weeks just to keep the force’s
The interior ministers of a number of German states have been forced to cancel next year’s ‘Blitzer Marathon’, in which police forces across the country ramp up their efforts to speed check motorists, thanks to the pressure put on police
