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Hundreds of people at the opening of the kebab shop – for this reason

Stuttgart – The opening of a kebab shop caused a police operation at the weekend. The store is owned by rapper Massiv, who is making a special offer on the first day.

The opening of a kebab shop in the East district of Stuttgart prompted a police operation. The reason for this is the rush of hundreds of customers. They not only queue for hours because they want a doner kebab for a cent, but because the place is run by a Berlin rapper named Massiv. Since last year, the 39-year-old has therefore taken a bold step and opened several kebab shops across the country. The name of the franchise – “Baba’s Doner”. Because the rapper is also advertising the opening on social media, a huge rush is expected. HEIDELBERG24* reveals how the police are deployed.

The branches in Berlin and Offenbach are already open and are currently attracting younger people who are also fans of Massiv. This was also noticed at the opening of the new store in Stuttgart. In Offenbach there is even a huge rush at the opening. This time, however, the Stuttgart police have been warned and numerous officers are on site. (ie) HEIDELBERG24 is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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