Tuning meetings escalated: police control hundreds of angry poser!

in Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia, there was a massive tuning meeting on Saturday evening, in which around 500 car posers from Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands gathered. The vehicles that took part in the meeting had a total output of over 2000 hp. The participants carried out risky acceleration races and carried out donuts in the middle of crowds. To control the situation, the police were in action with a large contingent and police helicopter.

During the meeting, an incident broke out in which a patrol car with firecrackers set fire to fire. Videos showed dramatic scenes of a burning police car and explosions. A police spokesman said and spoke of a "considerable damage to property" on the vehicle. Despite the dangerous situations, there were no injuries among the tuning participants or the police forces. The policy took measures and requested reinforcement from the hundreds of work to control the situation, which finally succeeded in midnight.

reactions and investigations

The association "Zollvereinstreff", which had organized the meeting, was shocked and angry about the effects of violence and rejected the behavior of the participants. The criminal police have investigated several crimes. This includes dangerous intervention in road traffic, coercion, particularly severe breach of the peace, assault on enforcement officers, violations of the explosive law and property damage.

Another incident in connection with the tuning meeting was recorded on December 28th. According to information, over 2,000 participants from different cities arrived in the border triangle on this day. The meeting took place on parking spaces and around the streets, such as Dresdener Straße, which was partially blocked. Here, too, the police observed dangerous driving maneuvers and had to register pyrotechnics that were thrown into the crowd and in the direction of the officials. The police were also on site with a large number of emergency services and a helicopter on site on this evening.