It now definitely stinks from a cover up by the higher ups within the cologne police
German policemen in cologne who were at duty during the night now openly contest several assertions by their higher-ups as well as from politicans.
According to them, 100 people were controlled, several people werer taken into custody and 4 people arrested.
In contrast to previous claims (that many/most of them were north africans who had been in germany for a longer time), most of the people controlles actually were Asylum Seekers from Syria and those who were arrested for sexual delicts actually talked openly about getting there to get sexual amusement.
There is also an operational report by the police, which now has surfaced:
The police here talks about those policemen at the scene definitely being overburdened ... about the people there openly resisting the police (and showing no respect to the policemen) and that the men worked together, for example to prevent that the policement could get to the location where a woman was currently getting molested or robbed.
Also about the Situaion in the main station not being better ... the building being overcrowded ... male persons in every corner who slept off their alcoholic intoxication and people running over the railtracks to get to their overcrowded rail platforms ... which on the other hand worsened the problems even further, because the whole rail traffic from and to cologne main station had to be stopped (because of people on the tracks)
I also read (in another article that I don´t find atm) that the squad leaders of the policemen at the scene called their higher ups for reinforcements, but got their request denied.
I guess if the claims in those articles can be confirmed by other policemen, this will have a severe impact ... on the one hand on the social climate for asylum seekers (all getting thrown together with those *******s at cologne ... with probably more crimes against foreigners/arab looking people and the residences of asylum seekers getting commited) but also on a political level (and, surely also will result in some people at the higher levels of the police losing their job)
German policemen in cologne who were at duty during the night now openly contest several assertions by their higher-ups as well as from politicans.
According to them, 100 people were controlled, several people werer taken into custody and 4 people arrested.
In contrast to previous claims (that many/most of them were north africans who had been in germany for a longer time), most of the people controlles actually were Asylum Seekers from Syria and those who were arrested for sexual delicts actually talked openly about getting there to get sexual amusement.
There is also an operational report by the police, which now has surfaced:
The police here talks about those policemen at the scene definitely being overburdened ... about the people there openly resisting the police (and showing no respect to the policemen) and that the men worked together, for example to prevent that the policement could get to the location where a woman was currently getting molested or robbed.
Also about the Situaion in the main station not being better ... the building being overcrowded ... male persons in every corner who slept off their alcoholic intoxication and people running over the railtracks to get to their overcrowded rail platforms ... which on the other hand worsened the problems even further, because the whole rail traffic from and to cologne main station had to be stopped (because of people on the tracks)
I also read (in another article that I don´t find atm) that the squad leaders of the policemen at the scene called their higher ups for reinforcements, but got their request denied.
I guess if the claims in those articles can be confirmed by other policemen, this will have a severe impact ... on the one hand on the social climate for asylum seekers (all getting thrown together with those *******s at cologne ... with probably more crimes against foreigners/arab looking people and the residences of asylum seekers getting commited) but also on a political level (and, surely also will result in some people at the higher levels of the police losing their job)
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