Lidl-Leverkusen reaches through: ban ban on rioting students!

Lidl-Leverkusen reaches through: ban ban on rioting students!

A dramatic turn in the otherwise calm life of the students of Leverkusen! What was a routine stop in the Lidl next to the school for many students from the Montanus and Theodor Heuss secondary schools has now turned into a nightmare. Parents were confronted with incredible news: their children suddenly banned the house at Lidl!

The reason for this drastic step is no longer a secret. According to Report of the BILD complaints about chaotic scenes. Screams echoed through the corridors, children chased themselves like wild hordes, and the theft reports rose into worrying heights. Customers were stunned by social media: "A horror when the junior high school students have a break," said a angry user on Facebook.

student out of the edge and band

What initially sounded like harmless breaking players quickly turned out to be a serious problem. Pupils are said to have consumed eating goods without being asked, open drinks and have been laid through the shelves. The anger of the regular customers was noticeable because the incidents took over. "They eat fully at the backshop and let the empty cans stand," said an angry man.

This behavior finally called on the scene. The branch management of the Lidl market in Leverkusen-Steinbüchel switched on. A few from the student body of nearby schools were banned from a house and this was hard enforced with a security service. The reason: Too many thefts and disorders, as an affected father reported to the local press.

But the allegations are clearly directed against individuals and not against the entire student body. Lidl emphasized that a ban on house does not affect all students, but was tailored to individuals who had behaved particularly abusive.

lidl defends his decision

In a statement, the group made it clear that it always takes consideration of taking measures if the process in the supermarket is at risk. However, it was untrue that an entire school was excluded. "We cannot confirm that a house ban was issued for the entire student body, but only a few individuals," said the representatives of the discounter. Lidl absolutely wanted to carry this clarification into the public. The protection of customers and the maintenance of an orderly company are in the top priority.

The large -scale discussion about the behavior of the students and the measures imposed by Lidl continues to spark minds. One thing is certain: The dispute over the ban on shopping in Lidl Leverkusen remains a hot topic in the region for the time being. Further backgrounds and extensive discussions were also made by the Local press taken up.