Batavia police officers issued 15 tickets at two checkpoints set up Thursday night in conjunction with the Phish concert at Darien Lake.
The checkpoints were on Pearl Street and Clinton Street.
Three arrests were made. Two were reported this morning.
A third arrest was of Sara Hill, of North Canton, Ohio, who was allegedly driving an unregistered vehicle with improper license plates. She also allegedly had no insurance. According to police, Hill has a DWI conviction in Ohio and is required to drive a vehicle with special license plates. Hill, who reportedly said she was heading to the Phish concert, reportedly told police she didn't want to drive her vehicle with the restricted license plates to the concert, so she took plates form her garage and put them on her car. The plates had reportedly been stolen previously. A possible charge of possession of stolen property is pending.
And she drove all the way to
And she drove all the way to NY from Ohio for a Phish concert? And to do stupid illegal stuff? She needs a life. Good gravy.
she needs to sit in jail ,
she needs to sit in jail , she should know better
Mardell, You've never gone on
Mardell,
You've never gone on a road trip to see something? Her driving that far has nothing to do with the laws she broke.