of all parts of the urban administration of Duisburg were threatened (sanitation workers, call center agents). Traffic wardens were not sent out at all for security reasons. After the Duisburg city council failed to reach a two-thirds majority to trigger an impeachment against lord mayor Sauerland (his CDU refused to vote against him) on 13 September, the state government announced changes to the municipal code of North-Rhine-Westphalia. Interior secretary Ralf Jäger was responsible for both this reform and the police in North-Rhine-Westphalia, at the same time he is leader of the Duisburg Social Democrats. Sauerland was removed from office through a recall election on 12 February 2012. Depiction in media The incident is directly referred to with footage in the 2011 documentary Life in a Day. In 2010, a song titled "Remember Love" was produced by Paul van Dyk, Paul Oakenfold and Armin van Buuren with the proceeds going to the families of the victims of the disaster. In 2014, German rock band Axxis released a song titled "21 Crosses", which demands the truth about who was to blame, with the names of the killed victims being recited at the end of the song. The German television drama film (German: "Das Leben danach"), filmed and edited by director Nicole Weegmann, is from the perspective of a traumatised survivor, portrayed by actress Jella Haase. The 90-minute feature film was first broadcast on ARD on 27 September 2017. See also List of fatal crowd crushes Herd behaviour Crowd control References External links Sean Nye and Ronald Hitzler. The Love Parade: European Techno, The EDM Festival, and The Tragedy in Duisburg 6 monitoring videos 16:20 - 16:40 o'clock Love Parade Duisburg, 24 July 2010, multi perspective video, 16:30 - 17:15 o'clock 2010 in German music 2010 disasters in Germany 2010s in North Rhine-Westphalia Concert disasters Culture in Duisburg Disasters in North Rhine-Westphalia Human stampedes in 2010 Human stampedes in Germany July 2010 events in Germany Disaster Tunnel disasters