They would simply have to dump their beer and move along. With the boost in staff, SDSU police aren' t letting anything go. We expected the arrest rates to be up because we have been investing a lot in increased enforcement. While these numbers are noteworthy, students recently attending summer school didn' t know anything about the new report. It doesn' t surprise me, though.
Some people can get pretty rowdy after a party.
But personally, I don' t feel nervous, and that statistic wouldn' t stop me from coming to this school. Along with arresting any underage drinkers found with alcohol, the police are also citing students found with marijuana in the residence halls. Carpenter says there' s no difference between a citation and an arrest. Even though violators are rarely sent to jail, an arrest by SDSU police goes on your record. Her kids may not go to SDSU, but Louise Stanger is just as concerned about the alcohol and drug situation on campus as if they did attend the university.