Musical Event in Munich - Law enforcement officers assist Coldplay concert attendees in recovering misplaced admission passes.
After losing their tickets for Coldplay's gig in Munich, a dude and his buddy managed to make it to the show due to police assistance. In the meantime, the security team at the Olympic Stadium apprehended a 38-year-old guy and a 45-year-old lady from Dachau, who were utilizing the couple's reserved seats. These individuals are currently under investigation for fraud and were handed over to the cops on Saturday.
The actual ticket holder, aged 28, confirmed the tickets were his, enabling him to attend the concert, although a bit later than planned, as reported by the police. It's suspected that the 28-year-old had misplaced his concert tickets, as reported in the media beforehand.
Lead by frontman Chris Martin (47), the British band performed in Munich for the third time since Thursday. Their tour, which commenced over two years ago in South America to promote the group's ninth album, is set to wrap up in New Zealand in November.
Despite the unpleasant incident with ticket fraud, the concert went on smoothly, with Coldplay delivering an outstanding performance to a mostly satisfied audience. The investigation into the fraudulent ticket use by the individuals from Dachau could potentially lead to stricter security measures at future events.
