During the evacuation of the left-wing autonomous car camp “Köpi” in Berlin-Mitte, the police took dozens of residents off the premises on Friday.
By early afternoon there were 37, the police said.
Their personal details were recorded.
Nine people were still sitting in trees on the property.
Berlin - A police spokeswoman spoke of 21 arrests in the course of the operation.
That includes the demonstrations around the site on Köpenicker Straße.
A bailiff entered the premises in the early afternoon, accompanied by police.
She examined the property, which is to be returned to the owner.
This had obtained the eviction before the Berlin district court.
The residents failed this week with an objection to the dismantling of the car camp that had existed for years.
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