Crime TV tips: Christian Kohlund determined in the red light environment
20:15, The First, The Zurich Crime: Borchert and the Fall
Borchert (Christian Kohlund) and his boss Dominique (Ina Paule Klink) can not believe it: Ironically Captain Furrer (Felix Kramer), respected top investigator of the Zurich Criminal Police and correct opponent of the unorthodox lawyers duo, is now even under an urgent murder! Corrupt colleagues want to blame him on the murder of the young policewoman Emmi (Lena Schmidtke), who could have been dangerous for them as a witness. Emmi had entrusted to her mentor Furrer that the brothel owner Jean Berger (Dan Bradford) had been targeted in a raid by colleagues targeted.
20:15 clock, ZDFneo, last track Berlin: homeless
The investigators are looking for the homeless Siggi after the call for help of the committed nun sister Erika (Steffi Kühnert). The search turns out to be more difficult than expected. None of the homeless wants to give information. Siggi's fingerprints lead the policemen to a surprising realization: Siggi aka Siegfried Schubert was a successful businessman with a family until a worker was killed by his guilt.
20:15 clock, WDR, crime scene: love in the afternoon
Jost Brüggmann and his wife Lene (Angela Roy) had a fight. Only a few hours later, the 50-year-old insurance salesman shot dead on the banks of the Rhine was found. The case seems clear: During the interrogation by Ballauf (Klaus J. Behrendt) and Schenk (Dietmar Bär), the widow quickly becomes entangled in contradictions. Her friend Michelle Vandenberg (Jeanette Hain) obviously knows more. Everything points to the fact that Lene Brüggmann has an affair with the auto mechanic Ahmet Turgut (Erhan Emre), who works in the vintage car workshop of the Vandenbergs. Is he also involved in the murder?
21:00 clock, ZDFneo, Last track Berlin: heart
On the anniversary of his mother's death, 13-year-old Felix Kercher disappears. His father, Manfred Kercher (Rainer Strecker), fights in Berlin for the preservation of culture and against the city renewal. Kercher's wife was killed in a demo for city support. Radek (Hans-Werner Meyer) asks himself whether the father has taken the political struggle more important than the welfare of his son. Did the boy take over Kercher's hatred for the city redeveloper Gerd Södersen?
22:00, rbb, Police 110: The stranger
Nocturnal theft of the post office vault brings disquiet to a small village in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The Schwerin commissioners Hinrichs (Uwe Steimle) and Groth (Kurt Böwe) have suspected a trans-regional Romanian gang to have committed the theft. "The stranger," a Greenpeace activist, seems to be following this case as well, but is silent about his mission.
