Police President Slovik calls for changes in dealing with intensive careers

In a explosive statement, Berlin police president Barbara Slovik commented on the alarming increase of acts of violence by immigrants! This explosive situation demands for immediate reforms in dealing with intensive offenders and mentally striking suspects, Slovik said in an interview with the Bundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB).

The police president suggests that young people who have become conspicuous due to crimes should be accommodated in specially closed facilities. "We have to remove them from their usual environment to give them a real chance of integration!" Slovic demands vigorously. This is a bitter innovation that could be of enormous importance for the protection of society.

increasing violent crime in focus

The increasing knife crimes and the high number of mentally conspicuous people among the refugees are particularly worrying. "There is not enough support in Berlin, that's a fact!" Slovik warns. Her voice also raises a call to society as a whole: "People in Germany have to feel safe. This is essential for our rule of law and democracy!"

As part of an upcoming report with the title "Limits of Immigration", which will be broadcast on RBB television on October 22, 2024, it illuminates the comprehensive challenges associated with the integration of asylum seekers, entitlements and other groups. "We have to show immigrants from the start to a democratic value system - in daycare centers, schools and youth institutions!" emphasizes Slovics and emphasizes the importance of preventive measures.

clear definition of immigrants

But who are the immigrants that are talked about? The Berlin police define this group as asylum seekers, beneficiaries, people with toleration status and quota refugees. This clarifies that the topic is complex and extremely complex.

Barbara Slovik relies on a determined and supportive approach to meet the challenges and finally ensure security in the cities. It remains to be seen which steps are actually taken to counter these huge tasks!