Police in the Kiel, Germany, are struggling to keep up with the criminal activity of a small group of migrants who have sent the community in turmoil. In response to the concerns of citizens, the town’s council has told people to “talk to” the migrants and encourage them not to commit crimes. The 30 migrants are primarily of Roma heritage, are largely illiterate, and are reportedly only able to speak Turkish. They arrived in the community as refugees from Ukraine along with a number of ethnic Ukrainians. But out of all of the refugees accommodated in the Kiel district of Wik, the group of 30 non-Ukrainians are the only ones causing problems.