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by Stefan Frank • January 12, 2018
at 5:00 am
- According to reports,
frequent, habitual and sometimes criminal misconduct by Berlin's
police cadets, especially those with a migrant background, is
rampant in the Berlin-Spandau police academy.
- Recently, an Arab
intern, working at a Berlin police precinct, copied confidential
data from investigations into a Lebanese organized-crime clan,
and sent it to unidentified recipients.
- Prior to Anis Amri's
jihadist attack on the Berlin Christmas market, where he
murdered 12 people, Berlin's police had allowed Amri to move
around freely, even though they had numerous chances to detain
him on charges of terrorism or a range of other serious crimes.
Other government agencies requested that the Berlin police put
Amri under permanent surveillance and inform them of his whereabouts,
but were left unanswered.
- One year after the
Berlin Christmas market massacre, Germans need to be concerned
about the state of their police forces, as well as the
politicians who are supposed to be overseeing law enforcement.
(Photo by
Carsten Koall/Getty Images)
Berlin's local government has come under fire after
reports of frequent, habitual and sometimes criminal misconduct by
Berlin's police cadets. According to the reports, such misconduct,
especially by those with a migrant background, is rampant in the Berlin-Spandau
police academy.
The scandal was revealed when a private WhatsApp
voicemail was leaked to the public. The author, a paramedic who had
given classes in the academy, complained:
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