A Passau police foot patrol found three people aged 29, 21 and 31 smoking a joint in the Klostergarten on 8 November 2026 and recorded an administrative offence report, because the square is a no-consumption zone. Officers also issued the three with an order to leave the area.
🇩🇪 Klostergarten, Passau, Bavaria · Germany
A police foot patrol in the Klostergarten in Passau found three people aged 29, 21 and 31 smoking a joint on Sunday 8 November 2026 at about 15:00.[1] The Klostergarten is a designated no-consumption zone, so officers recorded an administrative offence report and ordered the three to leave the area.[1]
The account came from the Passau police inspection, whose notices the regional portal WAIDLER.COM publishes as its crime and police reports.[1]
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