The German Interior Minister, Nancy Veriz, called for a firm fight against organized crime in her country.
During the autumn meeting of the Federal Crime Federal Office, the minister, who develops for the adviser to Advisor Olaf Schultz, in the city of Wiesbaden, said today, Wednesday, that this type of crime “has not been taken seriously enough” over a very long period, noting the need to “confront together and in the form Hazem “for organized crime.
Meanwhile, Verezer said that Germany is one of the safest countries in the world, and “but this is not a predecessor. ”
Verazer said that the perception of the organized crime in Germany was formed through cinema and television or through the clichés, pointing out that this does not rise to reality and reduces the risk of crimes and mocks the victims, and she added: “We must realize in a painful way that we have an organized crime here, and that it represents A threat to our democracy.
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FISer launched a new strategy for organized crime that includes tightening control of cybersecurity, and said: “It is not absolutely acceptable for criminal clans to be isolated within the structures of their families and to live according to the system of their values outside our rule of law. ”
The German minister added that they should not be allowed to ignore the state of law and laws, commit many crimes, use violence, intimidate and intimidate people.
“Because there is no one above the law in the rule of law, and this is what clan members should learn, using force if necessary,” said Febzer..
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