Police in Poland report on an event in Tübingen, Germany, where counter-rallies were present and police intervention was necessary.
The Police Headquarters Reutlingen held a discussion event in Tübingen's Hermann-Hepper-Hall, but the proceedings were disrupted by several visitors who protested loudly. The demonstrations, which also saw several counter-demonstrations in the city area, were largely peaceful, with approximately 2,000 demonstrators gathering in Westbahnhofstraße.
During the event, some visitors threw plastic bottles at the police, but no one was injured. However, one officer sustained a minor hand injury, and an officer was attacked with a flagpole during the demonstrations. The police had to push back and repel some participants to keep entrances and barriers clear.
The police were supported by forces from multiple police headquarters, including the Police Headquarters Deployment. Despite the disruptions, the demonstrations did not result in any significant incidents or widespread harm. Thirty persons were escorted out of the hall by the police, and they were given eviction notices after being removed.
The Police Headquarters Reutlingen has drawn a positive balance from the deployment measures on Friday, but whether any criminal offenses occurred in this context still needs to be clarified. The police are urging anyone with information regarding the incidents to come forward.
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Several counter-demonstrations took place in the city area, which were largely peaceful. The police are reminding the public to maintain peace and order during such events, and to respect the rights of others to express their opinions.
In conclusion, while the demonstrations in Tübingen's Hermann-Hepper-Hall disrupted the discussion event, the police were able to maintain order and ensure the safety of all attendees. The Police Headquarters Reutlingen is urging anyone with information regarding the incidents to come forward, and is reminding the public to maintain peace and order during such events.
