Crime - Right-wing extremist statements at an unannounced party
Right-wing extremist comments were made at a party with 250 guests in Upper Bavaria. On Sunday night, several citizens complained that the music at the party in a barn in Ebersberg was too loud, as the police reported on Tuesday. According to the report, the DJ shouted "Sieg" and guests responded with "Heil". Witnesses had observed this, said a spokesperson. According to the police, none of the partygoers could be assigned to the right-wing scene. The police investigated the organizer and the DJ. The party was reportedly not registered with the municipality and no permit was available. Officers ended the party shortly after midnight.
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- Despite the police investigation into the organizer and DJ following right-wing extremist comments at the unregistered party in Ebersberg, Upper Bavaria, none of the attendees were identified as being part of the right-wing scene.
- The loud music from the unannounced party in a barn on Sunday night in Ebersberg, Upper Bavaria, disturbed several local residents, prompting complaints and subsequent police attention.
- Shockingly, during the party in Ebersberg, Bavaria, the DJ famously shouted "Sieg" and was met with "Heil" responses from the guests, as reported by witnesses to the police.
- In an attempt to enforce the law, police officials in Bavaria's Ebersberg region ended an unregistered party shortly after midnight, following complaints of loud music and the discovery of right-wing extremist rhetoric at the event.
Source: www.stern.de
