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Wednesday, August 16, 2017

Bethlehem Police Chief Has One Word for Musifest - Great!

Bethlehem Police Chief Mark DiLuzio told Bethlehem City Council last night that if he had to sum up Musikfest with just one word, that word would be "Great!"

Of the 1.2 million who attended this year's Musikfest, Bethlehem police made just 36 arrests. This is well below the 49 arrest average over the past 13 years. It amounts to 0.0036% per 1 million people.

Of those arrested, only 12 were Bethlehem residents.

The biggest crime, as you may have guessed, was public drunkenness. Thirteen people had a bit too much to drink. But there were only two underage drinkers.

Chief DiLuzio noted that his officer provide a visible uniformed police presence throughout Musikfest. They are on foot,on bikes and on horseback.In fact, the mounted troop has become one of the festival's biggest attractions. He also thanked the departments of other communities, who provide K-9 and other kinds of assistance.
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousAugust 16, 2017 at 1:59 AM

    When you don't arrest drunks and don't site folks messing around the stats can look great. Quite a few underage drunks during the weekend nights in festplatz.

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  2. AnonymousAugust 16, 2017 at 8:01 AM

    what did you expect this political tool to say? It was a mess?

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