Summary While investigating with Grün Bochum's part in a wider crime wave of identity theft to have online orders -mostly luxury goods- fraudulently delivered at addresses, like food at Nikolas's former primary school teacher Waschke's home, Heldt finds it fits many cases in that neighborhood since three months, actually supplied over Darknet. Heldt wonders why 'cheap' food and stakes out a delivery, so he can observe 15 year-old paperboy Adrian Schlosser, whose mother Nina 'manages' his even less caring stepfather's DJ-career, leaving Adrian to look -well- after kid brother Leon (eight). Heldt gets state attorney Ellen Bannenberg to take them in her home rather then call in child services during his investigation, to see if Adrian also dealt in luxury contraband. The knave points at ex-con pizza deliveryman Michael Gruber, who is caught smuggling drugs, but clearly only the courier.

• Comedy
• Crime