The "Shawarma for Euro" campaign in Germany ended in riots.
In the city of Dortmund, on November 8, the owner of the new döner food lover's eatery decided to hold a sale at the opening: on the first day, a döner kebab cost only one euro (about 92 rubles).
The offer attracted a huge number of people. According to police estimates, about 300 people gathered at the factory. The owner says more than a thousand came. When fights broke out in line, he himself called the police and ended the protest.
The police asked the crowd to disperse. In response, stones, a chair, an electric scooter and pyrotechnics were thrown at them. As a result, the patrol car was damaged. In order to control the situation, the police had to call in reinforcements, including special forces and a helicopter.