Data in a German city shows that when violence is used against the police, the suspects are foreigners in 40 percent of the cases.
More than 40 percent of all suspects in attacks on police officers in Hamburg last year were foreigners.The regional chairman of the AfD in the hanseatic city revealed that 497 of the 1 217 men and women were not German citizens in such incidents. Notably, the proportion of foreigners in the city-state was 16,5 percent in 2019.
According to a response from local government, suspects came from Turkey (35), Afghanistan (31), Romania (21) and Syria (20). Almost 50 of them were asylum seekers, a further 28 were entitled to protection or asylum or were quota refugees and 29 were tolerated in Germany.
Compared to 2018, the number of suspects rose by eight percent. Persons with an immigration background and a German passport were not recorded separately…
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