• 5 persons arrested on the venue for warrant related issues  22 citations issued for various types of false documents or information
• 47 citations for providing alcoholic beverages to minors
• 78 citations issued for underage tobacco use.
• 200 citations issued for drug related charges ranging from simple possession of paraphernalia to dealing and possession of other controlled substances including marijuana, methamphetamine, and cocaine
• 395 citations issued for minor possession, consumption or transportation of alcoholic beverages.

Other citations at the venue include

• sale of alcoholic beverages without a permit
• possession of untaxed alcoholic beverages
• hindering enforcement of the alcoholic beverage act
• fleeing and resisting arrest
• public nudity

The press release is accessible via Word document on the IESP site.

A new Bud Light promotion is losing is sell-ability as univerisites threaten legal action and file complaints. Bud Light cans around the country are changing colors – 27 different color combinations in all – around college areas and regions, WSJ.com reports.

At least 25 schools have formally asked Anheuser-Busch to drop the campaign near their campuses, Mr. Siegal says. In recent letters, the University of Michigan’s lawyers threatened legal action for alleged trademark infringement, demanding that Anheuser-Busch not sell the “maize and blue” cans in the “entire state.” The University of Colorado, Oklahoma State University, Texas A&M University and Boston College have also told the company to stop distribution near their campuses, citing trademark issues and concern about student alcohol use.

[Image via FOTP.]

Cue the news that she’s pregnant and throw alcohol into the mix…

Click here to see what happens next

The cost to the common drinker, courtesy Fort Wayne’s Journal Gazette:

Alcohol taxes are figured per gallon and essentially would double for beer, wine and liquor. This would mean an additional 26 cents per case of beer; 9 cents per bottle of wine and 53 cents per fifth of liquor.

What’s a horned or angry drunk to do?

You can’t pull back the e-mail, but you can certainly make it harder than hell to send it! Insert Google’s latest proof that they know their market: Gmail Mail Goggles:

When you enable Mail Goggles, it will check that you’re really sure you want to send that late night Friday email. And what better way to check than by making you solve a few simple math problems after you click send to verify you’re in the right state of mind?

Alas! World peace! Or at least noticeably less drama in the morning.