Thieves strike at the Protzen festival: police are investigating the case!
Thefts at the Protzen open-air festival in Fehrbellin: investigations into attacks on sleeping guests.

Thieves strike at the Protzen festival: police are investigating the case!
On the night from Thursday to Friday, the popular annual Protzen Open Air Festival in Fehrbellin took on a bitter aftertaste. Unknown thieves struck and stole from three participants. Maz Online reports that the perpetrators broke into the sleeping guests' tents and stole mid-three-figure cash. A police spokesman said this was the first documented case of theft during the festival, which has always run without such incidents in recent years.
The thieves' modus operandi was particularly bold: in one case, the tent tarpaulin was even cut up to get the money. The criminal police have now taken over the investigation and are doing everything they can to catch the perpetrators.
The festival and its meaning
The Protzen Open Air Festival is an important event for the metal community in the region and is celebrating its 26th edition this year. Appreciated by fans, it brings numerous bands to the stage that are very popular in the scene. The festival is also known for its relaxed atmosphere and good cooperation, which makes it a very special place for music lovers.
There are clear rules for participants: glass bottles are prohibited and cooking is only permitted with gas. Another focus is on the cleanliness of the campground, where garbage containers are provided to keep the festival area tidy. The shower facilities at SV Protzen are also as on the official website Splurge open air to read, free and accessible at specific times. Catering is offered on site, also for vegans.
To ensure guests have a pleasant experience, there are a few things to keep in mind: The festival site does not accept card payments, which is particularly relevant for catering. Tickets are available at the box office as day and weekend tickets.
The focus is on protecting guests
The incidents cast a shadow over the overall security of the festival. Given this year's events, the event will be well watched. Especially since there have never been such problems in the past, one can only hope that the remaining days will be carefree and full of musical enjoyment for everyone present.
In view of the comebacks and exciting performances that the Protzen Open Air offers year after year, one can only say: There is something going on and there is great hope that the good vibes and great music will soon be in the foreground again.