Shoplifting suddenly surged. The number of break-ins doubled in some areas. Some citizens no longer felt safe on the streets when suddenly over 4,000 refugees were living in the nearby reception center instead of the previous 500. The criminal police in Braunschweig responded faster than any other in Germany. Kripo chief Ulf Küch established the first special commission for refugee-related crime as early as summer 2015. He knows exactly what he is talking about. In his book, he and his special commission colleagues share their daily experiences and their fight against infiltrated organized criminals, robberies, and drug trafficking. They are considered specialists in refugee-related crime. Since the events of New Year's Eve in Cologne, they have been sought after for assistance by colleagues across Germany. Küch and his officers candidly identify problems and provide explanations.