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Police tackle public drunkenness

August 31, 2016

Police tackle public drunkenness
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St.maarten – The police department has recently been confronted with people who were highly intoxicated at establishments where alcohol is sold to intervene in situations that had gotten out of hand. On many occasions the persons involved were so drunk they could not be reasoned with and had to be taken to the police station to sober up.

The police department is reminding owners and managers of businesses where alcohol is legally sold or served aware of the consequences when alcohol is sold or served to individuals in violation with the law.

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Police tackle public drunkenness

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/today-sxm/police-tackle-public-drunkenness/

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