In December 2017, there was a “massive fight”, with residents again using bats and knives. One person was hospitalised, several wounded, seven arrested. The unrest persisted. Another ‘incident’ a year later made it into the national press: twenty residents used sticks and knives and threw tiles in another “massive fight”. Again one of them was hospitalised. Six arrests were made. In 2018, a resident was sentenced to 15 months in jail for mutilating another resident with a knive the year before, lacerating his face from the mouth to the ear. A 15 centimeter cut.

It would seem Die Welt pretty much just reported the conclusions of the BKA report. In about 1 in 10 solved crimes, an immigrant was a suspect. They were overrepresented in violent crimes, including murder, and crimes with a sexual component. Immigrant participation in drugs-related crime grew strongest in 2018.

“Grief about the death of the young girl [his victim] mixed with incomprehension about the way authorities handled his case.”

Newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) reported on 7 June that the body was of Susanna. Public Prosecutor Achim Thoma, during a press conference on Thursday, said the autopsy had confirmed her identity. Cause of death is said to have been “use of force on the neck.” In addition, the autopsy found that the girl was raped, leading the Chief of Police to speak of “a very repugnant crime”.