Immigrants beyond the law

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Immigrants beyond the law

By asylum-seekers take the crime, so the usual claim of right-wing populists. The statistics shows the no. But a small part of the immigrants from the Balkans gives the police huge problems.

“I steal regularly in order to me more able to afford,” said a young Bosnian unveiled at the end of November 2015 for the Polizeiprotokoll at the Central station in Essen. It was the theft with an accomplice caught in the act. So far, it has to be in Germany, the data on the nationality of the Criminals with the data on immigration and Flüchtlingszahlen not linked. Now the police in Cologne the did: she has recorded statistically, what nationality is illegal eingereiste people have, the later is criminal. The report for the period from October 2014 to November 2015. was in “Forum”, the house magazine of the police, was published.

Most of the criminal refugees arriving from North Africa and from the Balkans

No Chance, no perspective

The result shows that a lump-sum pre-judged of refugees is unfair. A large part of the refugees after the registration is not delinquent. It is noteworthy that the entrants Syrians, Iraqis or Afghans almost not at all in the statistics occur. Of more than 1100 Syrians in Cologne are only five police become conspicuous. The are not even 0.5 percent.

It is very different with people from Morocco, Algeria or Tunisia. The “Tatenquote” in North Africans is not less than 40 percent. On similar quotas come asylum seekers from Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro. In this group are particularly common offences such as theft from vehicles, shoplifting or robbery.

It is mostly young men, mentioned Martin Lülsdorf of the trade Union of the police in Cologne: “The have no Chance of asylum, may not work, have no perspective, not in their home country and not in Germany, so that you maintain your criminal offenses to Fund.” The police in Cologne, emphasizes the fact that these statistics do not with the sexual Assaults during the new year’s eve has to do.

Burglaries in Schleswig-Holstein

A different kind of statistics, the police in Schleswig-Holstein. In this state, the number of burglaries in the course of the year 2015 increases. There were just under 8600 cases registered, 1100 more than in the previous year.

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“The Figures show that only a few immigrants from the Balkans are decisive for the increase in the area of the Einbruchszahlen responsible are likely to be,“ says the interior Minister of Schleswig-Holstein, Stefan Studt. The police speaks of the “predatory moves by cities and towns, and about 100 organised gangs of thieves”. The are very well organized and difficult to grasp. The detection rate is low, around nine percent.

Gangs of thieves from the Balkans

Until the end of November 2015 investigators 221 persons identified, which is relevant for the burglaries. 80 of them have as asylum seekers or refugees a so-called “Zuwanderungsrelevanz”. Among the German people come 135 from the Balkans, 27 from Eastern European States. Especially often are perpetrators of Albanian origin in the sights of police.

“All eleven Einbrecherbanden, against which we have nationally, in Schleswig-Holstein to determine, consist of asylum seekers from the Balkans”, said an official of the LKA.

No stigmatization of the refugees

Stefan Studt still wants to avoid you have all of the refugees over the same comb shears: “we in Schleswig-Holstein are approximately 50,000 people housed, and we have not increased crime in the vicinity of Erstaufnahmeeinrichtungen found.”

At the same time, warns Studt, the few, the hospitality of this state of abuse, “not welcome here”. He has announced that the police personnel will be strengthened, particularly in the investigation in the cases of “commercial activity” in the break-ins. On the other hand, wants Studt support from the Federal office for Migration and refugees, BAMF. “We should, in cooperation with the BAMF, the asylum applications from these people prefer and the asylum procedure faster. By speeding up the processing, we get, if the requirement to leave the country is determined, the possibility of a Return of these people from Germany.”

Why use something that could help, describes the case of a 20-year-old Albanian. He is holding since the end of 2014 in the North of Germany, but has only in the last November lodged an application for asylum. In the meantime, he graduated in a total of 25 cases acquaintance with the police, mostly because of residential burglary.

Open Europe is a great Good

Stefan Studt: “Einbrecherbanden from the Balkans”

Stefan Studt rejects the limitation of the Visumsfreiheit for the Western Balkans, but by the authorities of these countries he expects some help: “If it happens that someone from the Western Balkans ausreisepflichtig is and its documents destroyed, then we need a fast passport replacement. I do not want, that people generally under Reiserestriktion suffering, I would like to, we in free Europe, can move freely.”

So far there are only a few meaningful statistics on the relation between the number of refugees and crime. A study of the Federal criminal police office in November of 2015 has shown that “refugees on average as little or often delinquent as the local population“. Really solid data about it, you could maybe in about six months, claimed a spokesman of the NRW Ministry of the interior. “If criminal charges can the police nationwide since 1.1.2016 also the feature of ‘refugee’, as appropriate.”