Dogs of Berlin Season 1 Episode 8 Episode 8

In episode 8 of Dogs of Berlin, tensions continue to rise between the Berlin police department and the Turkish community in the city. The episode opens with Kurt Grimmer and Erol Birkan having a tense conversation about the recent murder of a Turkish man, which has reignited old racial tensions.

Meanwhile, Sabine Ludenberg and her team are still investigating the murder of Felix Kramer, and they make some significant breakthroughs. They discover that the car that hit Felix was stolen, and they manage to track it down to a local chop shop. From there, they are able to trace the car back to its original owner, a Serbian man named Dragan Marinkovic.

Sabine and her team pay a visit to Marinkovic's house, but he is not home. They do, however, find evidence linking Marinkovic to the murder of Felix Kramer. They also find a large amount of cash and drugs, which leads them to suspect that Marinkovic is involved in some kind of criminal organization.

At the same time, Chris and his brother are continuing their investigation into Omid's death. They meet with Omid's friends and family members, and they start to piece together a picture of what happened the night he died. They discover that Omid was dealing drugs for a local Turkish gang, and that he had been in a feud with one of the other members of the gang.

As Chris and his brother delve deeper into the case, they realize that the Turkish gang may have been responsible for both Omid's death and the murder of the Turkish man that sparked the current wave of violence. They decide to reach out to Erol Birkan and offer their assistance in exchange for his help in finding the people responsible.

The episode ends with Sabine and her team closing in on Dragan Marinkovic, while Chris and Erol prepare to go after the Turkish gang. It's clear that tensions are reaching a boiling point in the city, and the next episode promises to be explosive.