The emergency call to the Berlin police for a rave of 200 people was finally just a Facebook stream

Αn anxious resident of the area suspected that an illegal gathering was taking place.

 

 

 

The Police in Berlin were called to the city's Magdalena Club. The Berlin police had a weird mission on Saturday. Around 9:30 p.m., a concerned resident called the crisis number 110 and announced that she was following a live stream of electronic dance music on Facebook and that there were obviously more than 200 individuals there. ( According to Berlin Zeitung.)

 

 

Police organized a huge number of officials from various departments. Appeared at the site of the activity- at Club Magdalena Friedrichshain - intense, repressed bass roaring from the structure. So the police made a move and surround the building.

 

The ringing of the emergency services at the passage entryway at first didn't prompt any quantifiable achievement. What's more, even a glance through a window didn't help the officials, since activities couldn't be seen. At long last an individual opened the entryway and allowed the
officials admittance to the "party".

 

Notwithstanding, the assumed visitors were not found, on the grounds that as the police found - the festivals were just a web event from Club Magdalena as a live stream from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. 

Crowd was just welcomed on the web. Truth be told, there were more than 200 individuals joining in - "online viewers" ​​on Facebook. The police left in the wake of finishing their obligation.

 

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Watch back the Magdalena Dj set  here