Authorities threaten police-free areas as a result of “No-Go Zones” present in many German provinces

At the beginning of the year, chief Rainer Wendt, a policeman, declared that officials are powerless in enforcing the law as a consequence of the rise of dangerous no-go zones resulted partially from mass immigration.

 

Such regions are said to have extremely high crime rates and are labeled “no-go zones” because foreigners, including police, other authorities, and when severe, locals, are unable to enter at risk of being persecuted.

 

As a result, officials like Rainer Wendt are threatening the German chancellor and other German politicians to get crime levels under control or risk having police-free zones. This potential lack of surveillance and order will inevitably lead to lawless communities if nothing is done to prevent it from further escalating.