After the attack plans of two young people (19 and 17) became known, with whom the “Rave in Golf” should have been disturbed on Saturday in the former indoor swimming pool of Wörgler, the organizer was generated. The safety measures have been tightened and the police will also show presence.
“The shock was first,” says Billy Papadopoulos, who is organizing the “Rave im Wave” with his company Urbanground next Saturday. He only discovered the threat of the event by the 19-year-old boys and the girl (17) on Monday. “But on Tuesday we had the meeting with the city and the bra – and now I am very reassured.” The police have the situation very well under control, Papadopoulos praises.
“Something like that is extremely stupid, we don’t understand it all”
For his part, the organizer has strengthened the safety measures: “More effects and sharper controls at the input than is meant in the concept.” Papadopoulos also explains: “They could not have implemented the plan that the two young people had had in the original security measures.”
Papadopoulos is not worried that fewer guests come, ticket stations are no problem. “People know how we as an organizer are tapping and that we can see that every guest can celebrate safely.” If the danger had been too great, the event would have been canceled. “Fortunately that was not necessary.” Nevertheless, Papadopoulos find the action of young people “naturally extremely stupid”: “We don’t understand it all.”
More effects, police on location, communication increased
According to the Papadopoulos Fire Brigade, Rescue and about 30 security staff are on the site on Saturday. As the police said, forces of crime, order and security police are also used in and around the event location. Even before the attack plans became known, there was an intensive security concept. Moreover, according to the police, the communication between those responsible is now intensified.
Main suspect in custody
As reported, it was announced at the start of the week that the two local adolescents were planning to distribute chaos and panic with an attack on the “Rave in the Wave” on Saturday. While the 17-year-old is now free again, the 19-year-old is in custody.
Source: Krone
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