🔶 Do foreigners commit more crime than German citizens?

Based on statistics from Germany’s police crime data in 2025, the ratio of non-German teenage boys identified as suspects for committing crimes is 3.5 times that of teenage boys with German citizenship.

Suzanne Pertor and Jona Krieg, two criminologists, said in a specialized session, referring to these figures, that the number of crime suspects per 100,000 people among non-German men is almost four times that among German men.

These two researchers, for the “Integration Media Service” (Mediendienst Integration), examined data on recorded (overt) crimes and unreported (hidden) crimes within the framework of the topic “immigration and crime.”