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Rosenheim cops are out – DFB Cup ensures program changes!
The ZDF series “The Rosenheim Cops” will be paused on October 28, 2025 due to the DFB Cup game. New episode on November 4th.
Rosenheim cops are out – DFB Cup ensures program changes!
The popular “Rosenheim Cops” will have to take an unplanned break on October 28, 2025 as part of a ZDF program change. The reason: The DFB Cup round of 16 between Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund, which will be broadcast live from 6:00 p.m. As a result, the fourth episode of the 25th season, which runs under the title “Haunted in Rosenheim”, is temporarily canceled. Focus was the first to announce this information.
Normally, the “Rosenheim Cops” are a fixture in the ZDF program on Tuesday evening prime time. With the current season, which only recently started, the investigators Hansen and Stadler continue to enjoy great popularity. But on October 28, the episode investigating the death of a bank manager will not be broadcast. Contrary to what was initially planned, the captivating story is only presented in a detour: The catch-up date for “Spuk in Rosenheim” is set for November 4th, 2025 at 7:25 p.m. and the episode can also be followed in the live stream on Joyn. Merkur reports on the changes to the broadcast schedule.
Content of the episode “Haunted in Rosenheim”
In the fourth episode of the new season, an exciting mystery awaits viewers: a bank manager is found dead in his office, and the key is inside. At first, Inspector Hansen and Stadler suspect something supernatural, but they quickly consider earthly suspects. The episode promises to captivate fans with a gripping plot - even if they have to wait a little longer for the clarification.
Crime development in Germany
The issue of crime, which often underlies the “Rosenheim Cops,” is also important in broader society. According to the police crime statistics (PKS), there was a decrease in crimes in Germany by 1.7% to around 5.84 million in 2024. The main reason for this decline is the partial legalization of cannabis, which has led to fewer cannabis crimes. However, there is also an increase in crimes that affect people's sense of security. Statista reports on the development of crime and the number of victims in Germany.
The most common crimes are theft and property crimes, while crimes against life account for a very small number. There were 285 murder cases in 2024, which represents a slight decrease compared to the previous year. Despite the positive developments in certain areas, the crime situation remains an important issue for many, which also inspires the actions of the “Rosenheim Cops”.