After the superspreader scandal in September: raid in the table dance bar in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Again the table dance bar in Garmisch-Partenkirchen has moved into the focus of the police.

She caused the establishment to close.

• The Garmisch-Partenkirchen police raided the table dance bar at the train station.

• Violations of the corona requirements were found.

• The managing director's son announces that the hygiene concept has already been submitted.

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Garmisch-Partenkirchen

- Increased

for

have been announced, now the police have taken it seriously.

On the night of Friday, a

took place

in a

on the

Bahnhofstrasse.

Christian Langenmair, head of the inspection, confirms the control and the extent: "

of the

found."

Corona in Garmisch-Partenkichen: Police raid the table dance bar

According to reports, the

target of the search.

Langenmair does not confirm that.

He reports that a restaurant was checked at the train station.

In the early hours of the morning, the officials found there, among other things, that there was no adequate

.

In addition, the visitors

did not comply with

the

, the

was

.

"The continued operation was prohibited," emphasizes the PI boss.

In such a case, the temporary cessation of operations may be arranged by the police, the further steps are incumbent on the district office.

Spokesman Wolfgang Rotzsche does not want to comment on the incident, refers to the ongoing proceedings.

“We're looking into the case,” he says.

Corona raid in table dance bar: hygiene concept submitted later

Sihat Tekdas, son of the manager of the

, admits that the restaurant is closed.

Since his father was not present during the raid, the

plan could not be presented to

the police

.

It has since been

"We are waiting for confirmation," says Tekdas.

The table dance bar had already been checked in August.

At that time, the lack of a hygiene concept and violations of the mask requirement were criticized.

The district of Garmisch-Partenkirchen hit the headlines in September because of a so-called “super spreader”.

The number of infections skyrocketed for a short time.

Currently, however, the district is one of the ones with the lowest infection rate.

On Monday (October 19), the incidence was only 22.6 and thus even below the first warning value of 35.