Suddenly the police are there

The pandemic is writing incredible stories.

Like this one, shortly after Innings Mayor Walter Bleimaier opened the meeting of the local council on Tuesday evening.

Due to the corona, the meetings have been taking place in the hall of the community-owned Gasthof Zur Post for some time.

Suddenly a police patrol was at the door and asked Bleimaier out.

Inning - While the ladies and gentlemen in the hall quickly laughed and spread their arms to assess whether the distance might not have been kept, the officials outside advised the mayor of compliance with the corona rules.

Council, city council and district council meetings must and may continue to take place - they are not considered an event under the Infection Protection Act.

There is even an exception to the 9pm exit restriction for councilors and visitors.

In the meeting rooms - also in the Post-Saal - careful attention is paid to compliance with distances and the requirement to wear a mask.

Since a meeting in Inning was not the first time in the post office, the council was visibly astonished when the police showed up.

A spokesman for the Herrsching Inspection said it was "actually a message from a concerned citizen" who informed the police.

He had passed the inn, first noticed the light and then the meeting.

The officers would have to investigate such calls, they would not evaluate them.

The misunderstanding quickly resolved not only because the community's lawyer had arrived on another matter at the same time.

As an innocent mayor, Bleimaier was allowed to continue the meeting.