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Refugees: German police chief concerned at growing anti-refugee violence

15 May 2016

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"Germany's federal police chief says there have been 45 arson ttacks on refugee shelters so far this year. He warned of the potential threat posed by organized right-wing extremist crime....

Speaking to newspapers of the Funke media group, Münch said the "increasing level of violence was especially of concern," adding that 45 arson attacks had been carried out on refugee shelters so far this year.."

See the article: German police chief concerned at growing anti-refugee violence (DW, link)

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