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Dortmund police attacked as crowd storms kebab shop for €1 doner

The Guardian World Monday 09 November 2026, 15:23 UTC By Kate Connolly in Berlin 1 min read

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Officers pelted with bottles, stones and fireworks after people try to get their hands on special introductory offerPolice were called to a doner kebab shop in Dortmund, western Germany on Sunday after hundreds of customers stormed the premises in the hope of securing a portion for a one-off rock bottom introductory price. The owner of the outlet was forced to call the police after becoming overwhelmed by the crowds that turned up for its opening.

Officers pelted with bottles, stones and fireworks after people try to get their hands on special introductory offer

Police were called to a doner kebab shop in Dortmund, western Germany on Sunday after hundreds of customers stormed the premises in the hope of securing a portion for a one-off rock bottom introductory price.

The owner of the outlet was forced to call the police after becoming overwhelmed by the crowds that turned up for its opening.

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