Night patrol

Commissioners Neuhaus and Gillot are supposed to investigate two deaths. A man suddenly dies at home and a young man dies from his crossbow. Foreign influence? This death is very close to the detectives' minds.

On the run with a hammer: Inspector Jung and her boss Enders pursue a perpetrator in Mainz's old town. Back at the station things get difficult: a rioting prisoner screams like he's out of his mind.

Funny costumes and lots of alcohol. The Old Town Guard has a lot to do during Carnival in Mainz. Does the llama go for walks with his own garbage can or is it stolen? Police Commissioner Jung investigates the matter.

A turbulent night in Mainz: Alcohol and riots determine the police operations. In front of a nightclub, the old town guard has to mediate between bouncers and a very drunk guest. And the KDD is called to a body found at a bus stop.

Nighttime search operation for the Mainz Old Town Guard: Will they find the boy in time who announced his suicide after an argument? Meanwhile, the criminal investigation service makes a grisly discovery: a badly decomposed corpse in a house completely littered with rubbish.

An alarming radio message reaches the Old Town Guard team. Shots are said to have been fired in a Mainz residential area in the middle of the night. To protect themselves, the officers have a dog with them, which could more easily overpower an armed perpetrator.

A series of arsons shakes downtown Mainz. Two radio messages come in one after the other that night: Garbage cans are burning in residential areas. The flames threaten to spread to the houses. The police have to be on site quickly. The two police commissioners Sarah Schräder and Jonas Horder try to get the fire under control before the fire department arrives. Meanwhile, another garbage can is burning in the neighborhood. The Mainz Fire Devil has been causing mischief for months. When the fire was extinguished, the team from the Mainz 1 Police Department began looking for the perpetrator. Several identity checks are scheduled that night. Meanwhile, the Neustadtwache Mainz team receives a tragic radio message: a man is lying lifeless in a pool of blood. Next to him is a gun. Here, too, the police officers have to be on site quickly and clarify: Is this a crime, a murder or is this a suicide that the patrol officers find?

Quick intervention is required when this radio message comes in: choking attack on an Uber driver. When the police team Sarah Schräder and Jonas Horder arrive at the scene in downtown Mainz, a man has another man under his control. The situation is completely opaque. The team has to react immediately: It turns out that the man lying on the ground is heavily drunk and very aggressive. He's the one who attacked the Uber driver. His friend holds him. The Uber driver complains of severe pain in his neck. Why the choking attack occurred remains unclear. During the night another radio message comes in: A girl is looking for her friend. Both were attacked and beaten by men on the banks of the Rhine. The girls fled in different directions. Now the worry is great: Where is the girlfriend?

A drunk man riots at a gas station in Mainz. The employee calls the police. When the police officers arrived on site with flashing lights, the man continued to behave aggressively and unreasonably. A scuffle ensued until the police handcuffed the man and calmed him down. Meanwhile, the two police commissioners Sarah Schräder and Jonas Horder are still looking for the missing girl on the banks of the Rhine. After an extensive search in the dark, they finally find the distraught girl. She was beaten and needs to be checked in hospital for injuries. There is trouble in front of a club in downtown Mainz. The bouncer called the police because a group of young men were rowdying and behaving aggressively. The patrol team Lena Bottländer and Gerwin Schwiersch have to call for reinforcements; they cannot handle the situation alone.

Officers from the Kriminaldauerdienst (KDD) and patrol units are deployed after reports of a man firing shots from his apartment window. While the detectives and specialists manage this dangerous situation, other officers deal with everyday police work including handling crimes in the red‑light district around St. Pauli.

Police patrols on Hamburg’s famous nightlife street grapple with rowdy crowds, intoxicated individuals, and public disturbances. The episode shows how officers balance maintaining safety with de‑escalation in a busy entertainment district.

A violent incident at a petrol station in Bergedorf prompts a search for a suspect at night, highlighting how officers coordinate and respond under low‑visibility conditions. Meanwhile, another unit from the water police is called to investigate a possible contamination incident in the port — adding complexity to the night’s workload.

Mainz police respond to an armed robbery at a petrol station where the attendant was threatened and traumatized. The criminal investigation team and other patrol units launch an extensive search for the suspect, while other officers investigate related incidents such as suspicious behaviour during traffic stops.

Officers handle several unusual night calls: a supposed break‑in at a club turns out to involve a drunken couple trying to sneak in, and another team uncovers an odd case of water theft from the city supply. At a riverside wine festival, drunken behaviour complicates a property damage call, and a report of a colleague in a possible psychological crisis demands calm judgement from responding officers.

Criminal investigators are called to an apartment where a middle‑aged man is found dead in puzzling circumstances, triggering a thorough forensic inquiry including a medical examiner’s involvement. Meanwhile, other patrols deal with unrelated incidents such as a fire initially thought to be arson, which turns out to involve domestic conflict.

Police officers Sophia Rühlemann and Sebastian Fuchs from Hamburg-Hamm are chasing a burglar who is believed to be hiding somewhere inside a vast office complex. A reckless escape attempt suddenly puts the officers in a dangerous and challenging situation. At the same time, the criminal investigation unit is on its way to a mysterious death. A young man has collapsed and died unexpectedly in the middle of the street. Investigators Katrin Kernig and Michael Walther begin searching for answers, trying to piece together what really happened.

Residents of an apartment building are jolted awake in the middle of the night when several cars go up in flames in the parking lot outside. Was it arson? Police officers Kenneth Tamm and Marlene Ebert from Altona secure the area, warn residents, and begin their initial investigation. Meanwhile, a night of partying on the Reeperbahn ends abruptly for a young woman in the back of an ambulance. The suspicion: someone may have slipped a date-rape drug into her drink. Officers Lena Priebusch and Eric Zeitschel from the Davidwache take over the case.

Lena Priebusch and Eric Zeitschel are on duty on the Kiez when they come across an injured man in need of help. Was it an accident, a robbery, or a violent dispute? They must quickly determine what really happened. Meanwhile, Timo Marzahn and Malte Hübner from the traffic unit targeting illegal street racing are patrolling the city center. A very special car has caught their attention - but is the Mustang actually allowed to be driven on the streets of the Hanseatic city?