STORRS, Conn. (AP) - State troopers and University of
Connecticut police say they made dozens of arrests during the
busiest part of UConn's annual Spring Weekend festivities.
State police spokesman Lt. J. Paul Vance says the majority of
the 44 people arrested by state troopers through Sunday morning
were not UConn students.
UConn police say they made 90 additional arrests, bringing the
total well over 100 people charged with offenses ranging from
interfering with police to criminal trespass.
Vance says that in addition to the arrests, 49 people were
treated by medical squads and 18 were sent to area hospitals,
mostly for treatment of the effects of severe intoxication.
Dozens of other people also received citations for motor vehicle
infractions.
Vance says that overall, most UConn students and their guests
were well-behaved at the festivities, which are part of a weekend
of partying just before final exams on the Storrs campus.
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