OC cities among worst in state in alcohol-related crashes
By Sheila Del Cid
Published: April 19, 2012
“Fullerton, a mid-sized city, had the worst rate for underage drinkers.
“Basically, in response to the report, we started looking at it and we realized that we have a lot of underage drinkers in the city, and part of that is because we are a collegiate town,” said Fullerton Police Sgt. Jeff Stuart. “We have close to 60,000 reported students in the city with six colleges. So that obviously has some effect.”
With the popularity of downtown Fullerton, a center of local nightlife, the numbers are going to spike, Stuart said.”
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OC cities among worst in state in alcohol-related crashes
By Sheila Del Cid
Published: April 19, 2012
“Fullerton, a mid-sized city, had the worst rate for underage drinkers.
“Basically, in response to the report, we started looking at it and we realized that we have a lot of underage drinkers in the city, and part of that is because we are a collegiate town,” said Fullerton Police Sgt. Jeff Stuart. “We have close to 60,000 reported students in the city with six colleges. So that obviously has some effect.”
With the popularity of downtown Fullerton, a center of local nightlife, the numbers are going to spike, Stuart said.” http://www.dailytitan.com/2012/04/oc-cities-among-worst-in-state-in-alcohol-related-crashes/
THE ROTTEN FRUIT OF THE ROTTEN TREES THAT CAN STAND NO MORE AS THE WINDS OF CHANGE HAVE BEGUN TO BLOW
“The downtown Fullerton area is a very popular area,” he said. “It has actually gained a … worldwide recognition. We have tourists that come here to the downtown Fullerton area based on what they have seen and heard. It is similar to downtown Pasadena and other surrounding areas.”
There are currently 162 on-sale liquor licenses in Fullerton, which includes bars and restaurants, and 110 off-sale liquor locations, which includes grocery and liquor stores where alcohol can be purchased, but not consumed.
The city is looking into getting state grants to meet their goal in reducing underage drinkers.”
First they create this mess with all those liquor licenses. Then they need grant money to reduce underage drinkers. The goal to reduce underage drinking should be paid for by people who created the problem in the first place.
There is nothing worse for young people than l-taurine laced cocktails served up with fatty slop food fried in dimethylsiloxane sludge and the sound of tympanum torturing musicians. They ought to be proud of themselves having left such a legacy to the next generation. They will be drinking to that up on the hill. The ozone levels are a bit higher up there so knock yourselves out gang.
Yep. It’s broken, alright.
But the moss backs are on their way out.
I think the pavement is wop-wopping right backatchya.
There’s gonna be even more “groaning” by the mossy trees by the time we’re done.
And by the mossy tree stumps.
Too bad they can’t get a tow truck either from AAA
…and the rotten roots in a last ditch attempt to emanate parasitic fungal spores will be rendered lifeless by the power of the light of day.
OC cities among worst in state in alcohol-related crashes
By Sheila Del Cid
Published: April 19, 2012
“Fullerton, a mid-sized city, had the worst rate for underage drinkers.
“Basically, in response to the report, we started looking at it and we realized that we have a lot of underage drinkers in the city, and part of that is because we are a collegiate town,” said Fullerton Police Sgt. Jeff Stuart. “We have close to 60,000 reported students in the city with six colleges. So that obviously has some effect.”
With the popularity of downtown Fullerton, a center of local nightlife, the numbers are going to spike, Stuart said.”
http://www.dailytitan.com/2012/04/oc-cities-among-worst-in-state-in-alcohol-related-crashes/
THE ROTTEN FRUIT OF THE ROTTEN TREES THAT CAN STAND NO MORE AS THE WINDS OF CHANGE HAVE BEGUN TO BLOW
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“Stuart said.
“The downtown Fullerton area is a very popular area,” he said. “It has actually gained a … worldwide recognition. We have tourists that come here to the downtown Fullerton area based on what they have seen and heard. It is similar to downtown Pasadena and other surrounding areas.”
There are currently 162 on-sale liquor licenses in Fullerton, which includes bars and restaurants, and 110 off-sale liquor locations, which includes grocery and liquor stores where alcohol can be purchased, but not consumed.
The city is looking into getting state grants to meet their goal in reducing underage drinkers.”
First they create this mess with all those liquor licenses. Then they need grant money to reduce underage drinkers. The goal to reduce underage drinking should be paid for by people who created the problem in the first place.
Garnish their pensions!!!
There is nothing worse for young people than l-taurine laced cocktails served up with fatty slop food fried in dimethylsiloxane sludge and the sound of tympanum torturing musicians. They ought to be proud of themselves having left such a legacy to the next generation. They will be drinking to that up on the hill. The ozone levels are a bit higher up there so knock yourselves out gang.