Shock on men's day: drug chaos in the Kleinzschachwitz ferry house!
Shock on men's day: drug chaos in the Kleinzschachwitz ferry house!
on men's day, a holiday that is often used for sociable get -together and celebrations, there were extremely alarming incidents in the Kleinzschachwitz ferry house. As Tag24 were reported, the holder Jana Förster (51) and her son Constantin were Volz (25) confronted with guests who avoided the beer garden for fear of attacks. The situation escalated when a 22-year-old under the influence of hard drugs attacked the security personnel, which ultimately led to the police had to be called.
The incidents raised the security concerns of the Förster family. A serving stop at 8:30 p.m. and the evacuation of the beer garden at 9:30 p.m. were the logical decisions to ensure the safety of everyone present. The owner expressed that she will do without organized events such as men's day or New Year's Eve parties in the future. "We can handle alcohol, but hard drugs are a completely different topic," said Förster.
Alternatives to men's day
For all those who still wanted to do something, there were numerous alternatives in Dresden, as described SO-LEBT-DRESDEN . Playful activities such as a 90-minute puzzle tour through the old town or a visit to a grill course in Leubnitz-Neuostra were able to ensure carefree men's day pleasure. Various beer gardens, including the Kleinzschachwitz ferry house, also attracted with live music and social gatherings-until the incidents.
Weißer Hirsch, the ferry garden Johannstadt and the Laubegaster Elbe Terrassen were also among the recommended beer gardens. Paddling tours on the Elbe or hikes through Saxon Switzerland also offered ideal opportunities for movement -loving.security measures and drug problems
The incidents in the ferry house once again throw a light on the increasing problem of drug use in such environments. As g-gastro does not solve alcohol and drug problems. Not only the operators, but also the employees are challenged, a vigilant To have an eye on the condition of your guests. Talks about those topics that are often considered as delicate are important to create a safe ambience.
The Förster family is now planning to introduce stricter inlet controls for future events and to dismiss guests who are heavily alcoholic. Their decision to no longer carry out the popular organized events was traced by other guests and accepted without criticism.
It remains to be seen how the catering scene in Dresden reacts to these challenges and what measures are taken to ensure a safe and pleasant holiday environment for everyone.
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