Man Ran Car into Sisyphos Nightclub After Being Denied Entry
Security guards at Berlin’s famous Sisyphos nightclub narrowly escaped being hit by a vehicle early Saturday morning after denying a man entry. The 26 and 41-year-old doormen turned the man away at around 5:50 a.m. Shortly afterward, the same man returned, furious, in an Audi rental car.
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According to reports from Berliner Zeitung, the man attempted to run over each of the guards individually. He then rammed the vehicle into the club’s wall and iconic front gate before fleeing the scene toward Ostkreuz station.
Despite the chaotic situation, no one was injured. The full extent of damage to Sisyphos’ front gate, known for its signature kissing duck design, remains unknown. Berlin police are asking any witnesses to come forward with information about the suspect, who has not yet been identified.
Berlin nightclubs are known for their strict door policies, often turning away potential guests based on appearance or behavior. Even high-profile figures like Elon Musk have been denied entry at clubs such as Berghain.
Sisyphos, which opened in 2009 in a repurposed dog biscuit factory, has earned global fame for its immersive atmosphere and surprise performances by well-known DJs.
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