Safety in Magdeburg nightlife: Clear words from David Schneider

Safety in Magdeburg nightlife: Clear words from David Schneider

in Magdeburg is currently being discussed on security in Buttergasse. Managing Director David Schneider expresses a decisive statement about the past events and emphasizes that the club's security protocols have to be revised. This happens against the background of an incident that made headlines in mid -July. Six bouncers were attacked by a group of up to 15 people. Among the attackers were also a Syrian and a Chechen who had previously been rejected by the security forces.

The attack on the bouncers not only raised questions about individual security, but also questioned complete security concepts. Schneider is determined to take all the necessary measures to ensure that repetitions of such incidents are avoided. The clear message he communicates is that violent people in Buttergasse will not have any space.

safety measures in focus

After the incident, a review of the current security standards of Buttergasse was launched. The aim is to better protect both the bouncers and the guests. Preliminary talks with the police and security authorities are already being planned. Schneider sees the importance of working with experts in order to increase the level of security and to strengthen the trust of visitors to the club.

A change of management, not only within the staff, but also with the security forces, could help to deposit a more serious attitude towards violence. It is important to promote clubs that concentrate on non -violent celebrations and at the same time take strict measures against uninvited guests.

The incident has also raised social awareness of the dangers lurking in night clubs. Schneider hopes that the experience of developing stricter guidelines that affect not only the club itself, but the entire night scene in Magdeburg. These include training for bouncers and regular reviews of the security protocols.

This proactive approach could also inspire other facilities and clubs in the area to rethink and adapt their security measures. Schneider admits that incidents of this kind not only burden the affected security employees, but also the entire club offer and his reputation.