With all the heat going on, there's disputes which typically never occur in Germany, folks are a bit surprised.
So story number one....occurring in Starnberg, Bavaria (about 5 miles SW of Munich). A number of kids were wrapping up school and having a drunken spree (15-year old kids can drank, by German law). One kid screwed up.....got the cops called, and he was arrested for drunken behavior/damage.
So as his friends figured out the mess (around fifty of them)...they decided to demand the release of their friend from the cop's control. They went over to the local police station and staged a riot. Yep, a full-up mob of 15-year-old kids forcing the door open and trying to grab their friend.
The cops put out a full alert, and a fair number of cops from the region arrived to take on the mob. A couple of the leaders of the pack ended up being arrested for their behavior and the damage to the station. Charges? It appears, based on news reporting....that some judge will be involved.
The second story occurred here in Wiesbaden. Some political 'youths' from the AfD Party met at some pub in the local area, and at the same time.....a Linke Party group came in and staged a conflict. A fight of some type ensued, and the cops got called.
These connected to the heat index? I would suggest this.
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