Blacks take over Bavarian town

The Bavarian winter resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen is being overrun by blacks. The mayor informed to the regional government about the “massive problems” posed by crime rates among refugees, while police say “blacks are in charge of the town.”

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, a picturesque resort town in Bavaria, is situated near the Zugspitze, boasting some of the best skiing areas in the country. Due to temperate winters and quaint architecture, the town is a popular holiday destination for skiing, snowboarding, and hiking.

The Merkur newspaper reported that the letter mayor Sigrid Meierhofer sent to the Vice President of Upper Bavaria’s government Maria Els on Sunday, warned that the future of the city was in jeopardy.

More than half of the 250 migrants now living in the Abrams center are Africans, and unaccompanied males, while the facility mostly accommodated Syrian families previously

Meierhofer says the Africans pose a danger to “public order and security” as they have been responsible for most sexual assaults and petty crime in the area. Public brawls and vandalized property are common and bans on migrants entering certain locations have not solved the “massive problems”.

Thomas Holzer, deputy police chief, told Merkur that migrants are “in charge”. Police officers have had to respond to more incidents in the past six weeks in and around the Abrams center, than to incidents in the past 12 months.

“There are brawls, fights and property damage. The blacks occupy the best Wi-Fi spots and choose who sleeps in what room. The situation is a problem for us and causes some concern. In September, we recorded a quarter of our annual operations,” Holzer said.

Hundreds of thousands more refugees are expected to arrive this year, according to Frank-Jurgen Weise, head of the country’s migration agency BAMF.