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Special unit pulls man out of Elphi - because of vodka bottle!

Special unit pulls man out of Elphi - because of vodka bottle!

Special unit pulls man out of Elphi - because of vodka bottle!
Special unit pulls man out of Elphi - because of vodka bottle!

It was quite the bizarre situation that unfolded in Hamburg's renowned Elbphilharmonie concert hall! 🗼

A witness spotted someone strolling through the landmark, and something about their appearance raised serious concerns. It seemed they were carrying a menacing weapon – a Kalashnikov, no less! Fear gripped the crowd, and a call was made to the police. 🚨

The situation escalated quickly, with special units rushing to the scene and ordering a major operation. They stormed the building, overpowered the individual, and apprehended him in his apartment – temporarily detaining him for questioning. 🔫

However, to everyone's surprise, the supposed weapon turned out to be nothing more than a bottle of vodka! It didn't just any vodka, but a bottle of "Zlatogor AK-47," which bore an uncanny resemblance to the feared firearm. 🍸

What looked like a deadly weapon was actually just some Zlatogor AK-47 vodka.

People were left baffled, wondering how something so innocuous could send shockwaves through the concert hall. The police were now left to investigate if this could potentially constitute a criminal offense.

This peculiar incident, apparently, involved a man who was in the Port of Hamburg, a bustling area known for its maritime activities. The confusion arose when this individual carried a bottle of vodka labeled as "Zlatogor AK-47" to the Elbphilharmonie, leading to the dramatic police response involving its special units. 🚚

Are you curious to know more about the restaurant-quality alcohol in that bottle? Zlatogor AK-47 vodka is a Bulgarian spirit that bottle- manufacturers claim to resemble the iconic Russian Kalashnikov AK-47 rifle. Delightful in its own right, it certainly provoked quite the unexpected drama in the heart of Hamburg! 🥳

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