Frankfurt's Drug Crisis: Can a Former Dealer Turn the Tide in Germany's Richest City?

He knows about drugs: He used to deal crack, heroin, and fentanyl in Frankfurt's train station district, but now Mohamed 'Mo' Bousaaidi has changed. Bousaaidi helps people struggling with addiction, accompanies them to detox, and distributes food and hygiene supplies. He volunteers for a private aid organization, but government agencies are sometimes critical of his activities. The general consensus is that he lacks sufficient expertise, and some are skeptical of the fact that Bousaaidi is actively involved in the drug scene. This DW Reporter follows Bousaaidi as he navigates the challenges of his new role, offering a unique perspective on the city's drug problem. Frankfurt, one of Germany's richest cities, is grappling with a visible drug crisis that raises questions about social support and public health. The report examines the complexities of addiction and rehabilitation, highlighting the need for comprehensive solutions. Through Bousaaidi's story, viewers gain insight into the human side of the crisis and the potential for change.