As of: March 27, 2024, 10:50 a.m
By: Andreas Höger
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In the old Holzkirchner cemetery on Oskar-von-Miller-Platz, the police had to stop a small party by three young people on Tuesday evening.
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They drank alcohol and listened to loud music: Three young people celebrated a small party in the old Holzkirchner cemetery on Tuesday evening (March 26th) - until the police came.
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between graves: On Tuesday evening (March 26th), three young boys came up with the bizarre idea of hanging out and partying in the old Holzkirchner cemetery on Oskar-von-Miller-Platz.
Alcohol was flowing and loud music was playing.
A patrol from the Holzkirchner police had to put an end to the ghost.
According to the police, a female informant came to the inspection on Tuesday evening around 7:30 p.m. and stated that young people were shouting loudly and rioting in the cemetery in the town center on Oskar-von-Miller-Platz.
A patrol checked to see what was going on - and immediately found two 15-year-olds and a 16-year-old in the cemetery area, not far from the public toilets.
They explained to the officers that they came up with the idea of drinking alcohol and listening to music there.
According to the press release, the police were unable to find any material damage to the toilet blocks.
However, it was clear that the three boys were heavily intoxicated.
One of them was extremely drunk; according to the police, his alcohol level was just under 1.7 per mille.
The police ended the celebration and arranged for the three drunk boys to be picked up by their parents at the Holzkirchner police station.
In addition to a report to the youth welfare office, the three, all of whom are of criminal responsibility, can also be charged with disturbing the peace of the dead.
Interesting in this context: Because more and more graves are being abandoned in the old cemetery (there are now 230 vacant grave sites), the market town is planning to convert part of the area into a public park.
An inner-city green oasis is to be created next to the burial site.
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