In January 2014, Ali Osman was sentenced to six and a half years in prison for trafficking weapons and drugs as the president of the motorcycle club Satudarah MC Germany. His arrest was facilitated by an informant. However, it later emerged in court that this informant, who acted as the club's arms master, was himself involved in criminal activities. After his arrest, Osman made extensive statements about the criminal dealings of his club, heavily implicating his brothers and enabling further arrests by the authorities. However, some questions remained unanswered during the trial: Did the investigators know about the informant's crimes and let him operate? Or did the state criminal police even encourage the informant to commit crimes in order to arrest the biker boss? Udo Müller, a journalist with stern TV, is exploring these questions.