Festival "Into the Madness" concludes with affirmative police statement
Into the Madness Music Festival 2025: A Successful Event with a Few Incidents
The fourth edition of the "Into the Madness" music festival, organised by Musical Madness, took place on August 30, 2025, at the Zülpicher See Park in Euskirchen. Over 10,000 visitors attended the event, which featured more than 60 artists.
In the lead-up to the festival, the Euskirchen police and the festival organisers shared safety tips on social media, emphasising the importance of respect, responsible behaviour, and adherence to the rules. The police were present at the festival from its start until late at night, serving as contact persons throughout the event.
Despite the large number of attendees, the festival ran smoothly with only a few minor incidents. One case of sexual harassment was recorded, and another incident of simple bodily injury occurred. Additionally, there was an instance of driving without a license, and one individual was removed from the festival premises with the threat of further measures.
The Euskirchen police have evaluated the operation of the festival as positive. The deployment balance may change if further reports are filed today or after the weekend.
Despite these incidents, the festival was a success, with attendees enjoying the music and atmosphere. The organisers expressed their satisfaction with the event, planning to make it even bigger and better for next year.
In conclusion, the "Into the Madness" music festival 2025 was a successful event, with a few minor incidents. The Euskirchen police and the festival organisers will continue to work together to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all attendees in future events.
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