Large events of all kinds can lead to disruptions of the normal operation of a public authority or company. Such events include street festivals, concerts, sporting events, labour disputes, and demonstrations. Rioting in connection with such events can have additional side-effects ranging from intimidation of the organisation's personnel to the use of violence against personnel or the building.
Examples:
- During the hot summer months, a demonstration was held in the vicinity of a computer centre. The situation escalated and led to violence. One window of the computer centre facing a side street was left open. A demonstrator entered through the window and took the opportunity to steal hardware which contained important information.
- An electrical power line was cut accidentally while setting up a large funfair. This lead to a power failure in the computer centre supplied with power by this line, although the centre's emergency power system was able to take over and provide power.
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