A large-scale police operation is currently underway at the City Club in Augsburg, Germany. The venue, located on Königsplatz, is being searched by authorities acting on a warrant from the Augsburg Public Prosecutor’s Office. More than 200 officers are involved in the operation, and representatives from the Public Prosecutor’s Office are also on site.
Razzia at City Club: Streets Blocked, Patrons Questioned
According to reports, both the sidewalk in front of the City Club and portions of Wallstraße have been cordoned off. Tents have been erected in the blocked-off area behind the building. Individuals have been observed being questioned at a table before being released after approximately five minutes. Patrons of both the City Club and the adjacent City Café remain within the building and the secured perimeter.
The City Club, celebrating its 13th anniversary this past October, is described by some as a cultural institution in Augsburg, known for hosting raves, electronic music events, and a variety of cultural gatherings. It serves as a meeting place for the city’s alternative and queer communities, hosting concerts, flea markets, exhibitions, and creative workshops. Prior to this, the City Club had not experienced a search or operation of this magnitude.
The search is expected to continue for several hours, according to initial reports. As of 9 PM local time, police have not released information regarding the reasons behind the raid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is happening at the City Club?
Police are conducting a large-scale search of the City Club in Augsburg, acting on a warrant from the Augsburg Public Prosecutor’s Office. More than 200 officers are involved.
Where is the City Club located?
The City Club is located on Königsplatz in Augsburg.
Has the police released a reason for the search?
No, as of 9 PM local time, the police have not released any information regarding the reasons behind the raid.
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