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Three arrests and 45 underage drinking citations at Vans Warp Tour at Darien Lake

By Howard B. Owens

The following arrests were reported in connection with the Vans Warped Tour at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center on Tuesday.

Eric C. Page, 20, of DeGroff Road, Nunda, is charged with trespass for allegedly allegedly jumping a fence to enter the venue without a ticket.

Matthew F. Abbruzzi,  20, of Christopher Way, Hawley, Pa., is charged with false personation and possession of alcohol under age 21. Abbruzzi allegedly gave a false name to police while in possession of alcohol. Abbruzzi was released on $200 bail. 

Elena M. V. Johnson, 17, of Parkside Avenue, Buffalo, is charged with false personation and possession of alcohol under age 21. Johnson allegedly gave a false name to police  while in possession of alcohol. Johnson was released on $100 bail.

After the jump, the names of individuals cited for allegedly possessing alcohol under age 21.

Brett J. Krebuszewski, 20, of Baynes Street, Buffalo
A 17-year-old of Victoria Heights, East Aurora
A 16-year-old of Fillmore Avenue, East Aurora
Tara A. Hunter, 20, of Madison Avenue, Brewerton
Courtney L. Simmons, 20, of Route 49, Central Square,
Ashley E. Wiatrowski, 19, of Holly Drive, Buffalo (two counts)
Paul S. Carroll,  20, of Church Street, Lancaster
Jaime E. Buirtrago, 20, of Trentwood Trail, Lancaster
Kara M. Macholz, 20, of Gridle Road, Lancaster
Nathan J. Cox, 19, of Chestnut Street, Belfast
Daniel P. Lee Jr., 19, of Haldane Street, Pittsburgh
A 17-year-old of Little John Road, Belfast
Dana M. Schuld, 18, of Route 305, Belfast
Jace L. Slocum, 20, of Fernwood Park, Rochester
Dillon C. Biskup, 18, of West Danby Road, Spencer
Anthony R.A. Hurst, 19, of Perry City Road, Trumansburg
Amanda M. Shaw, 20, of Sovocool Road, Groton
Bobbie L. Steeprock, 19, of Route 11A, Nedrow
Brittany N. Shields, 19, of Longmeadow Drive, Syracuse
Dylin E. Abbatoy, 19, of Glen Road, Berkshire
Anthony J. D’Angelo, 19, of North Main Street, Derry, NH
Maeve E. Beecher, 20, of Skyline Drive, Penn Yan
Erik E. Morehouse, 20, of Hillcrest Drive, Penn Yan
A 16-year-old of Aldridge Street, Gowanda
Christian M. Hilken, 20, of Pike Road, Batavia
Brandi E. Schmiedicker, 18, of Genesee Street, Corfu
Jeremy E. Sasiadek, 18, of Cayuga Creek Road, Cheektowaga
A 17-year-old of Ellington Street, Depew
A 16-year-old of Erie Street, Lancaster
Derek L. Pew, 20, of Genesee Street, Lancaster
Jeffrey N. Jones, 20, of Olean Street, East Aurora
Kelly M. Flynn, 18, of Crestview Drive, Brockport
A 17-year-old of Kams Road, Albion
Maria A. D’Addeo, 18, of East High Street, Lockport
Brennon L. Cain, 19, of Alanview Drive, Lockport
John J. Bannan, 19, of Ohio Street, Lockport
Chelsea L. Strickland, 19, of Hyland Road, Depew
Zachary T. Panchella, 18, of Vermont Street, Bath
Jordan J. Decker, 20, of Supervisor Avenue, Colden
Kylie J. Eaton, 19, of Ladner Avenue, Buffalo
Samuel R. Hall, 19, of Campbell Street, Bath
Michelle L. Carroll, 18, of Weiss Street, Buffalo
A 16-year-old of Weiss Street, Buffalo
Scott J. Burden Jr., 20, of 14th Street, Buffalo

John Roach

Amy, the police are doing something everyday. Odd thing is that some people criticize the police for doing there job. What is it you don't see them doing and have you reported it?

Jul 13, 2011, 6:28pm Permalink
Howard B. Owens

John, perhaps the point is it just seems like there is so much crime because we read about it so much. Why does it seem like there's so much crime? Because all of these people keep getting arrested. If the police would just stop arresting people, then there would be less crime reported in the media and then we would know that the police were out doing something because it would seem like there was less crime.

Jul 13, 2011, 6:33pm Permalink

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