Monday, March 4, 2013
The crowds were mostly concentrated downtown this year, officials have said.
Hoboken Police arrested 18 people on Saturday during the annual St. Patrick's Day celebrations, the same as during last year's LepreCon. The city issued 82 summonses on Saturday, according to numbers provided by City Spokesman Juan Melli. Last year, 92 summonses were issued. The Hoboken Volunteer Ambulance Corps went on 49 LepreCon related runs between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. on Saturday, said HVAC President Thomas Molta. All 70 members of the ambulance corps worked on Saturday at some point in the day, Molta said, and a total of seven ambulances — four from Hoboken and three with the help of Moonachie, Ridgefield Park and McCabe — were in service. While he didn't have the number of calls for service after 11 p.m. yet, Molta said the total …
Monday, March 5, 2012
According to the mayor's office, there was a total of 394 calls for service.
The number of people sent to the hospital as well as the total number of calls for service during Hoboken's St. Patrick's Day celebrations were significantly lower than last year, according to numbers released by the mayor's office. While some attributed the lower numbers to the lack of a parade, others said that early morning rain on Saturday deterred people from coming to town. No matter what it actually was, Hoboken was certainly more quiet than the past two St. Patrick Days. This year, according to the mayor's statistics, police wrote 92 city summonses as opposed to last year's 296. Of those 92 tickets, most were written for disorderly house parties (22) and open containers (19). Last year those numbers were significantly higher, …
This year's St. Patrick's Day celebrations saw 18 arrests, compared to last year's 34.
Police arrested 18 people in Hoboken on Saturday, during the city's first LepreCon celebration in lieu of the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Last year 34 people were arrested. Below is the overview of arrests, provided by the police. All information is based on police reports. The first arrest of the day happened at 2:45 p.m. in the A&P parking lot, when police arrested 24-year-old Daniel Barroqueiro from Newark for driving while intoxicated. Around 3:40 p.m., at First and Hudson Streets, 25-year-old Matthew Rosen was arrested for allegedly attacking the fire chief's car with a green umbrella. Rosen, from Randolph, was charged with disorderly conduct. Twenty minutes later, police arrested Jonathan Avecillas, 24 from Green Brook, for trying…
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12:34 pm on Monday, March 11, 2013
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