News from Saturday, March 28th
In the period from Friday morning to Saturday morning (6 a.m. each), there were numerous controls and operations in the area of responsibility of the Munich Police Headquarters (both the city of Munich and the associated district) to check compliance with the regulations of the current general decree or ordinance.
Over 6,000 controls were carried out during this period. 251 violations were reported, of which 228 affected the exit restriction.
On Friday evening, the police were called to an apartment in Englschalking because there were no unauthorized persons. In addition to the 31-year-old apartment owner, his 27-year-old girlfriend and a 27-year-old friend were also guests. However, the latter had no legitimate interest in staying in the apartment and thus violated the current exit restrictions.
As part of the operation, the apartment owner suddenly attacked the officials. During the conflict, a police officer was injured on the hand and had to stop working. The 31-year-old was reported for resistance to law enforcement officers, the 27-year-old has to answer for a violation under the Infection Protection Act.
News from Friday, March 27th
In the period from Thursday, March 26, 2020, 6 a.m. to Friday, March 27, 2020, 6 a.m., there were a number of controls and operations in the area of responsibility of the Munich Police Headquarters (both the city of Munich and the associated district) to ensure compliance with the Check regulations of the current general decrees or ordinance. Almost 5,000 reviews were carried out during this period. 137 violations were reported, 135 of which related to the exit restriction.
A 28-year-old from the Ebersberg district and a 33-year-old from Munich were particularly striking on Thursday afternoon. Witnesses had called the police and reported that the two men were standing on Klausenburger Strasse and “waving” with toilet paper and selling it. The message was confirmed on site.
The two people were then reported for violating the trade regulations and also the Infection Protection Act.
News from Thursday, March 26th
The controls on the exit restrictions in the course of the fight against coronavirus keep the police busy. From Wednesday to Thursday, the officials checked around 6,000 times in Munich. 108 violations were reported. 104 of these concerned the exit restriction.
A caller told the police about a supposed party on Tegernseer Landstrasse. Several strips set out on the way, but only met two Munich residents at the given address, who listened to music there and drank beer. One of the two men lived in the apartment, the other was a guest. Both received an advertisement.
News from Wednesday, March 25th
From Tuesday to Wednesday, officials again identified almost 300 violations. In 137 cases, those responsible had to be notified of these violations. Of these, 121 affected the exit restriction.
Two cases were particularly noticeable: Around 11:35 p.m., the police were called to a house on Landwehrstrasse. Six people celebrated a party there. They listened to music loudly and drank alcohol. Two of these people (a 22 year old and a 22 year old) lived there. The other four people (aged 20-30) were there for a visit. You have been given a reprimand. All six people present in the apartment were also reported for violating the Infection Protection Act.
Because drugs were also found in a 20-year-old, she received a complaint under the Narcotics Act.
Police dissolve party in Schwabing
Shortly before, a caller had announced that a party with loud music would take place in a house on Emanuelstrasse in Schwabing. Two patrols from police inspection 13 (Schwabing) drove to the location and met two women (22 and 45 years) in an apartment. Both women lived in the property, but the 22-year-old was from another apartment. They were not related and just wanted to visit each other.
In addition, the officials noticed a strong smell of marijuana in the apartment. Small amounts of marijuana were found in both women. Both were reported for violations under the Narcotics Act and for violations under the Infection Protection Act.
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