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Tuesday, June 3, 2003

Police crash party near UC



The Cincinnati Enquirer

Police squelched one weekend party near the University of Cincinnati campus and crashed another, confiscating a half-barrel of Old Milwaukee and reminding partygoers the community hasn't forgotten about the overturned cars on Stratford Street during Cinco de Mayo.

With the party scheduled for Glendora Street canceled after police promised a heavy presence, officers instead checked out a party on Victor Street, one block over from Stratford. They'd seen kegs being delivered, said Capt. Paul Humphries, commander of the vice unit.

Officers arrested four people at the Victor Street party for underage possession of alcohol, selling alcohol without a permit and furnishing alcohol to a minor. Three others in the area also were charged, two on drug charges and one for an open flask and probation violations.

"We told them, 'You can thank your friends with Cinco de Stratford for this,'" Chief Tom Streicher said.

"If you can't conduct yourself in a proper fashion, we're going to be up to visit you."




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