€1 Opening Offer at Dortmund Kebab Shop Sparks Disorder: Around 100 Police Officers and a Helicopter Deployed
A newly opened kebab shop in Dortmund, Germany, offered döner wraps for €1 on Sunday, November 8, drawing a crowd that spiralled into disorder, with about 100 police officers and a helicopter deployed to restore control.
A wrap at the shop normally costs about €7.50 to €9. Police estimated about 300 people were present; the owner put the figure at about 1,000. During the disorder, bottles, stones, fireworks, an e-scooter and chairs were thrown at officers.
Police reinforcements brought the deployment to about 100 officers, with a helicopter monitoring from above. Several people were detained, one of whom was found carrying a blank-firing pistol, and several face proceedings for breach of the peace, property damage and insults.
Dortmund police chief Tim Frommeyer condemned the violence against officers.
(Source: Dortmund Police)
Source: Dortmund Police
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Photo: 图：德国多特蒙德市全景资料图。照片：Lucas Kaufmann 摄，CC BY-SA 3.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: File photo panorama of Dortmund, Germany. Photo by Lucas Kaufmann, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
