79 Messerangriffe täglich – Manuel Ostermann über Polizei...

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This episode was published on September 17, 2025.

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79 Messerangriffe jeden Tag, allein in Deutschland. Polizisten, die im Minutentakt Opfer von Gewalt werden. Ermittler, die sich täglich mit den Abgründen von Kinderpornografie konfrontiert sehen. Und eine Politik, die Probleme schönredet, während die Polizei um Hilfe fleht. Manuel Ostermann, stellvertretender Vorsitzender der Bundespolizeigewerkschaft, spricht Klartext über Migration, Überlastung, Politikversagen und die Frage, wie lange die Polizei dieses Tempo noch durchhält. Ungefiltert & Direkt.

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