The police broke up an "open air party" with 150 people in downtown Erdingen.
The police are now checking violations of the Corona Infection Protection Act.
Erding - The corona numbers are falling, and the measures are gradually being relaxed.
But you still have to do without big parties or concerts at the moment.
Some celebrated in Erding on Saturday evening anyway.
The police broke up the "open air party" in downtown Erdingen.
Around 150 people celebrated there, as the police in Upper Bavaria North announced.
Corona in Bavaria - "Open Air Party" in Erding: Police dissolve the event
Around 10:40 p.m., the emergency services were informed that a large number of people were loudly celebrating and rioting at the Kleiner Platz in Erding.
The alerted police patrols were then able to find around 150 people "who had gathered in the city center, shouting to the sound of a jukebox they had brought with them," it continues.
According to the press release, bottles and other objects were occasionally thrown out of the crowd.
Nobody got hurt.
The vast majority of the revelers complied with the request to end the party and leave the square.
The police announced that their personal details were only collected from twelve people who were initially unwilling.
They were sent off, which they eventually obeyed.
"In addition to investigations into disturbance of the peace, the Erdinger police are also examining any violations of the Infection Protection Act," it concludes.
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Corona: Police dissolve party in downtown Erdingen
“Around 150 people celebrated an“ open air party ”in downtown Erdingen on Saturday evening. The police broke up the event. At around 10:40 p.m., the emergency services had been informed that a large number of people were loudly celebrating and rioting at the Kleiner Platz in Erding.
In fact, the alerted police patrols detected around 150 people who had gathered in the city center, shouting to the sounds of a jukebox they had brought with them. Occasionally, bottles and other objects were thrown from the crowd. Nobody was injured.
The request to end the party and leave the square was followed by the great majority of the celebrants. Personal details were only collected from twelve initially unwilling persons. They were also sent off for the city center, which they ultimately obeyed. In addition to investigations into disturbance of the peace, the Erdinger police are also examining any violations of the Infection Protection Act. "
Therme Erding is still closed.
Owner Jörg Wund puts the loss of sales at 46 million euros - and still invests in a renovation.
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