At Easter, the police will increasingly monitor compliance with the corona rules in the Starnberg district and use more patrols.
For some it was already getting expensive.
Starnberg
- Anyone who does not adhere to the corona rules applicable in the district because of the incidence over 100, especially the curfew, must expect high fines.
Several mostly young people have already been reported.
There is a curfew in the district from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., but not everyone obeys this.
The police met six mostly young people on Thursday between 1:19 and 4:17 a.m. in downtown Starnberg.
Two had just come from a gas station where they had picked up a bottle of wine - not enough of a valid reason to leave the apartment.
This also applies to the plan of two others who wanted to set up a fast-food restaurant.
Two more just wanted to go for a walk, which according to the police is also not a reason.
The night tour will tear a hole in the wallet: "Everyone is now expecting a fine of 500 euros," said the police.
The district continues to block the public footbridges on the lakes, which is also controlled by the police.
On Tuesday evening around 8 p.m., a patrol found several people on the bathing jetty in Percha - although the signs were clear.
Complaints were filed against all three Starnbergers between the ages of 15 and 16, and from different households.
Over the Easter days, more officials in the district and around the Ammersee are on duty to monitor compliance with the regulations.