Sunday, June 16, 2019

Country Jam Stats Day 3, Saturday, June 15, 2019

MESA COUNTY, Colo - The following statistics are from Day 3 of Country Jam 2019.

The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office with the assistance of Colorado State Liquor Enforcement Officers were out patrolling the festival Saturday and made 35 arrests: 35 summons were issued.

A full breakdown of the underage liquor infractions are listed below.
Country Jam Day 3 Stats  
2019
2018
2017
Total
35
60
57
At Festival                                            

Minor in Possession/Alcohol Offenses    
14
28
26
Procuring Alcohol to a Minor              
1
4
0
Fake ID
3
2
1
False reporting                                       
1
1
1
Resisting arrest                
0
0
1
Obstructing Peace Officer
1
1
0
Warrant
0
1
0
At Campground:

Minor in Possession/Alcohol Offenses    
19
26
28
Procuring Alcohol to a Minor      
0
0
1
Fake ID
1
0
0
Trespass
1
0
0
False Reporting
1
0
0
Criminal Impersonation
1
0
0
Obstructing Peace Officer
1
0
0
Unlawful use of driver’s license
0
1
0
At Parking lot:

Minor in Possession/Alcohol Offenses              
1
0
2
Trespass
0
1
0

*Total charges are higher than total tickets issued as some tickets included more than one charge (i.e. MIP & Fake ID)

Mesa County Sheriff's deputies also responded to several calls including intoxicated subjects, fights, and a report of selling counterfeiting merchandise resulting in several people being removed from Country Jam grounds.  
Holden Kleager, 19, of Glenwood Springs, was arrested for Criminal Impersonation (Class 6 Felony), Resisting Arrest (Class 2 Misdemeanor), Obstructing Peace Officer (Class 2 Misdemeanor), Minor in Possession of Alcohol, and Possessed Fictitious Driver’s License.

Lower Valley Fire Protection District treated 84 total patients on site. The breakdown for treatment is as follows: 10 allergic reactions, 6 alcohol intoxications, 20 dehydrations, 4 respiratory, 44 trauma. Traumas include care for injuries, burns, lacerations, wound care, and orthopedic injuries.

Colorado State Patrol made two DUI arrests and issued 6 tickets for failure to yield to emergency vehicles. Remember, MOVE OVER into the left lane and SLOW DOWN for emergency vehicles stopped on the roadside, it’s the law.

We encourage festival goers to have a good time, but be safe and follow the law. Please DON'T DRINK and DRIVE.