The excitement was great in advance: investigating a threat situation and two arrests for the “rave in the wave” in the Tyroolean Wörgl made the alarm bells stark. The event took place in the night of Sunday. The “Kroon” knows how everything went.
“The shock was great,” said the organizer a few days before the Raveparty, who took place from Saturday to Sunday in the former Wörler indoor swimming pool “Golf” until the early hours of the morning.
Two people arrested in advance
The reason for the initially nauseous feeling was the investigation by the police. As reported, two people and a 19-year-old and a 17-year-old, both the locals are represented for the “rave in the wave”. The suspicion weighs seriously: you would have planned an attack!
After a meeting with representatives of the city, the authority and the police, the organizer had reinforced the security measures. And in the end you knew for sure: everything under control! If the danger had been too great, the event would have been canceled.
Almost 3000 parties in the old indoor swimming pool
In the end you really had everything under control, the event was a complete success, as visitors describe the “Kroon”. “Rave im Wave” was sold out – almost 3,000 parties made a pilgrimage to the old indoor swimming pool and danced until the early hours of the morning.
Security, police, fire brigade and salvation provided law and order at the event and around the location of the event. When asked by the requirement of “Krone”, the executive also says: “Everything went calmly and peacefully. There were no remarkable incidents.”
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 was released after her interrogation, the 19-year-old main suspect was caught.
Neither the man nor the girl had previously appeared by the police. The motive was initially unclear. However, there was initially no religious or terrorist background.
Source: Krone
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