Laia Alvarez

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At the airport, customs provide a so-called mule with over a kilo of cocaine in her body. When the chief inspectors Fredo and Milan want to bring the Colombian to the police station, Milan is shot at a rest stop ... - The leading role of the chief inspector Fredo Schulz in the crime series is played by the multi-award-winning actor Armin Rohde.

Police officer Sophie Maibach continues to serve with the Guardia Civil in Tenerife as part of the German-Spanish exchange program. Her routine task of assisting her colleague Álvaro Krupp Casado with police matters involving German-speaking tourists and island residents gives the woman in her mid-twenties the opportunity to secretly pursue her own mission: solving the mystery surrounding her father’s accidental death five years ago.

Police officer Sophie Maibach continues to serve with the Guardia Civil in Tenerife as part of the German-Spanish exchange program. Her routine task of assisting her colleague Álvaro Krupp Casado with police matters involving German-speaking tourists and island residents gives the woman in her mid-twenties the opportunity to secretly pursue her own mission: solving the mystery surrounding her father’s accidental death five years ago.

A trained theologian with a truck driver's license joins Werner Träsch's team. Former pastor Matthias is surprisingly good at tackling difficult tasks. But he can't hide the fact that he is in trouble for long: His ex-girlfriend Anna makes it impossible for him to see their five-year-old daughter Lotte, despite having joint custody.

An exchange program for "safe tourism" takes German police officer Sophie Maibachs (Anke Retzlaff - "Across the Border") to Tenerife. However, she also has other intentions there. Five years ago, her father (Michael Roll) died in a hit-and-run accident. There are many indications that the person responsible also lives in Tenerife.

Georg Weiser's happy camper journey around the world comes to an abrupt end when his jacket with all the papers is stolen.