Most of participants left the concert without resistance, however 12 of the most aggressive neonazis had to be turned in to the police and a 24 year old man was charged with incitement of hatred. Police were informed about the event in advance and were monitoring access roads. They succeeded in making some of the arriving "partyguests" turn back. Among the stopped participants were also two cars with citizens of the Netherlands who were transporting DVDs, CDs, T-shirts and caps with Neonazi symbols.

Czech Minister of Interior Frantisek Bublan confirmed that police will battle on against people organizing concerts of Neonazi bands singing lyrics promoting racially motivated hate or even neonazism. Uncompromising procedures against the last neonazi concert has been acclaimed from both the public and the media, which were previously this year repeatedly critizing slack action against similar concerts. Probably the most scandalous case happened in September 2005 in Krtetice u Vodnan, where Police did not take action although Neonazis were shouting "Gypsies to gas"!
(Dzeno Association)

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