Concert - Police apprehended alleged Taylor-Swift stalker
Before Taylor Swift's concert in Gelsenkirchen, the Police reportedly arrested a stalker. The man had previously made threats against the singer, according to a police spokesperson. She initially declined to provide further details about the person or the background. In total, the concert was a peaceful event with around 60,000 female and male attendees.
During the fans' departure, there were delays due to a police operation near Erle. A 70-year-old man had called the police for help, the spokesperson said. Upon arrival, the officers heard explosion-like noises, causing them to secure the operation site and a part of the adjacent arena's street. The man was reportedly in a psychological crisis, was overpowered, and taken to a hospital. The cause of the explosion-like noises was initially unclear.
- Despite the previous stalker incident involving Taylor Swift, the concert-goers exhibited a cautious yet exhilarated mood while leaving the venue in Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia.
- The police in North Rhine-Westphalia have been particularly vigilant in maintaining security at music events following reports of Criminality, as evidenced by their handling of the stalker case and the subsequent incident in Gelsenkirchen.
- Despite the inconvenience caused by the police operation near Erle, the concert attendees showed understanding and compliance, demonstrating their commitment to enjoying the music and ensuring a safe event for everyone.
- The police incident near Erle served as a reminder of the importance of remaining cautious and calling for help when necessary, even during large-scale events like Taylor Swift's concert in Gelsenkirchen.
