Munich Oktoberfest: Police arrest man filming under woman's dress

Police arrested a 45-year-old Swiss man for using his phone to film under a German woman's dirndl at the Munich Oktoberfest. The Bavarian police confirmed that a poster campaign warning against upskirting has been active at the Oktoberfest since 2025.
Furthermore, Munich has banned broadcasting live streams from the festival and now requires a permit for any filming activity. Filming under skirts remains illegal in Germany and carries a potential two-year jail sentence.
Last year, authorities recorded ten arrests for upskirting, while the figure for 2024 stood at seven arrests. Josephine Ballon stated that the existing legislation concerning upskirting does not offer sufficient protection.
Meanwhile, Elisabeth Polaczy has distributed over one hundred pairs of cycle shorts this year, continuing a three-year effort to hand out free cycling shorts to women and girls wearing dresses. The Teufelsrad, an attraction at the Oktoberfest, remains one of the site's oldest features.











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