"Maximum sanction" for DJ who performed by Palma Cathedral

A traffic violation as well

DJ who performed by Palma Cathedral in Mallorca

Yannick Niermaier by the Cathedral. | Instagram

Andrew EdePalma23/10/2024 09:44

Palma Town Hall says that it will apply the "maximum sanction" to a German DJ, Yannick Nirmaier, who performed in front of the Cathedral without any permission.

The councillor for citizen security, Miquel Busquets, has described what happened as "unacceptable". "Under no circumstances will the town hall tolerate this type of anti-social behaviour that disrupts coexistence, damaging the image of the city".

In addition to the performance, the town hall will take action for a traffic violation. The DJ drove into an area where vehicles other than those belonging to residents are prohibited.

On Instagram Yannick Nirmaier said that he had organised a rave in front of the Cathedral. "Am I the first to play in front of Palma Cathedral?" It wouldn't appear that anyone actually attended this rave.

Critical comments of his actions have included asking him whether he would do the same thing in front of Cologne Cathedral.

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oouoo oouoo | 5 months ago

But we will tolerate the graffiti that decimates all the highways into Palma the streets, the buildings public and private.

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Bryan Adams | 5 months ago

Another TikTok zombie, DJ'ing to himself and followers for 'likes' What a world!

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Ambergrillo | 5 months ago

If the council applies the law equally, then I'm all for it.

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Zoltan Teglas | 5 months ago

'Under no circumstances will the town hall tolerate this type of anti-social behaviour that disrupts coexistence' Except when it's by hotels, with their equally awful open air 'entertainment' annoying their neighbours until midnight. All other live music is to be stamped out!

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