Police crashes on restless behavior this weekend of St. Patrick Day

The weekend of St. Patrick’s day is here and the police in San Luis Obispo tell Ksby that there are many parties in the area on Saturday morning, near Cal Poly, but says there is “nothing out of the ordinary”.

Cal Poly’s Mustang at the green event takes place until 9 in the morning

The five -hour music festival has exhausted quickly when tickets became available.

It happens on the lower fields of the Calpoly Sports Complex and includes music, student DJs and a beer garden for people aged 21 and older.

An area of ​​safety improvement is also in force, which doubles fines for things such as noise, public urination, restless assemblies and open containers until Tuesday morning.

“We will have the safety of everyone in the foreground and we will apply the necessary application to prevent the violations of the laws. If they are violated, people will be arrested or quoted, “said Christine Wallace, public business manager of the Public Department of Police in San Luis Uspo.

She says the department teams with other agencies in the area for the next few days and described some of the fines that could be handed.

“They now start at $ 700 and amount to $ 1,000. We will also apply public and minor intoxication in possession. These are actually offense arrests. “

The Office of the District Prosecutor of San Luis Obispo has also announced that it will not provide “criminal diversification” to anyone accused during the weekend holidays in San Luis Uspo.

On Saturday, according to Wallace, a mass victim statement has entered into force, which allows public safety officials to know which local hospital they have available beds if necessary.

A DUI checkpoint took place on Friday night on Saturday, along the California Boulevard in San Luis Uspo has led to an arrest, according to the California Highway Patrol. During the operation four hundred and seventy -one people were contacted.