Restaurant Ban Sparks Outrage Among LPI-G Members
On a hot summer afternoon on August 27, 2025, a disturbance unfolded on Reichsstraße, Gera. The incident, which took place around 2 PM, involved a heavily intoxicated 36-year-old German man.
According to reports, the man was causing a commotion by shouting and throwing trash cans around. His actions led to a significant disturbance that drew the attention of nearby residents and passersby.
The man's erratic behaviour did not end there. Moments earlier, he had been asked to leave a nearby pub, an action that seemed to have escalated his agitation. In a fit of anger, the man allegedly picked up a trash can and hurled it at a 54-year-old's car, causing significant property damage.
The property damage, estimated to be a four-figure amount, initiated a criminal investigation for property damage. The Gera Police Headquarters can be reached at 0365 829 1503 and 0365 829 1504, or emails can be sent to [email protected] for further inquiries regarding the incident.
The man was eventually apprehended by the police and taken into custody. He was later taken to the hospital for medical treatment. The head of the Gera Police Directorate who coordinated the event on Reichsstraße in 2025 is not explicitly named in the search results, but Thomas Lenk, the current head of the Inspection Service of the State Police Inspectorate Gera, holds significant security responsibilities in Gera city as of September 2025, making him the likely coordinator.
The Thuringian Police have asked for the public's cooperation in this matter and urged anyone with information relevant to the incident to come forward. The Thuringian Police's website is http://www.thueringen.de/th3/polizei/index.aspx for more information.
