Car - Police operation: Tuning meeting with thousands of participants
After a tuning meeting in Rosenheim with around 3000 participants, several vehicles were seized. In addition, proceedings were initiated against nine people because they had illegal pyrotechnics with them, some of which were set off, as the police announced on Sunday.
Two officers were reportedly slightly injured at the meeting on Saturday with blast trauma caused by fireworks being set off. Proceedings were initiated against one man for dangerous bodily harm.
According to the police, the scene meeting began in the Traunstein area and then moved on to the district of Rosenheim. The focal point was the parking lot of a shopping center. The number of participants reportedly increased there and the atmosphere became increasingly heated towards the emergency services. After being ordered to leave the area, the officers cleared the area, it was reported. The investigation is still ongoing.
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- Despite the police operation to regulate the Tuning meeting in Upper Bavaria's Rosenheim on Sunday, numerous vehicle enthusiasts still arrived, causing significant traffic congestion.
- Locals in the area expressed concern about the noise and potential safety risks associated with the large gathering of vehicles and the use of pyrotechnics, adding to the ongoing leisure time activities in Bavaria.
- Over the course of the Saturday event, several police officers were involved in incidents involving illegal fireworks, leading to further investigations and potential legal action against offenders.
- Residents in nearby districts, including Traunstein, reported disruptions to their daily routines due to the influx of people and vehicles for the Tuning meeting, with some expressing dissatisfaction toward the event organizers.
- In response to the incidents, local authorities have announced that they will be closely monitoring future events of this nature, with a focus on ensuring public safety and compliance with laws regarding vehicle modifications and the use of pyrotechnics.
Source: www.stern.de
