UK police arrived to an "illegal rave", which appeared to be a queue of pensioners waiting for the Covid vaccine

Police arrived after a call about an illegal rave taking place, however pensioners were simply standing by to get COVID-19 vaccine

 

 

Police in Essex made an error when they went up to what they thought was an illegal rave, yet was really retired people queueing up to get their COVID-19 vaccine.

 

 

 Three squad cars hurried to the Essex Freemasons' Saxon Hall in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, after stressed local people allegedly raised the caution over 'an illegal gathering'.

 

Be that as it may, rather than people raving, officials discovered many 80 and 90 year olds waiting in a queue for their vaccine shots. The police immediately understood the slip-up and offered help with traffic issues.

 

The concerned calls from stressed neighbors follow various illegal gatherings facilitated in Essex.

 

The Saxon Hall executive, Dennis Baum, stated: "It was truly entertaining when the police showed up as they had been advised that there was a "rave" occurring at Saxon Hall - just to discover only to find 80 and 90 year-olds on wheelchairs,, zimmer casings and strolling sticks, quietly queueing for their vaccinations.
 

“Grumpy elderly  men and  elderly people ladies were in abundance. Nevertheless, as a difficult exercise a lot more exceptionally thankful individuals couldn't have been more appreciative to get the the vaccine and to Saxon Hall and the Freemasons for facilitating it.”

 

Mr Baum added: 'The police left however then returned the evening to help. The primary patient showed up at 7.10am for a 8.30am arrangement.

 

Police in Essex alone gave £18,000 worth of fines over New Year festivities, separating occasions that incorporated a local gathering with 100 individuals joining in and a fire artist performing for swarms.

 

 

Source: dailymail.co.uk

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