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German report on Syrian crime groups
The article focuses on highlighting the expanding influence of Syrian family-based criminal networks in Germany, particularly in cities such as Leipzig, Berlin, North Rhine-Westphalia, and Saxony. The Saxony Criminal Investigation Office estimates that around 1,000 individuals from Syrian families are connected to these networks, including approximately 130 known for criminal cases. According to the 2025 Organized Crime Report, the number of Syrian suspects has risen to 402—a 22.2% increase from the previous year—and they dominate 40 criminal groups. Researcher Mahmoud Jaraba explains that these networks have benefited from repeated settlement, familial marriages, and illegal migration. He emphasized that their use of family ties to support criminal activities poses a threat to security, calling for enhanced cooperation among authorities, intensified investigations into financial activities, and the seizure of assets. The law also enforces stricter measures against non-German nationals who pose a danger to the country’s security.
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