MILLERSBURG, Ohio (AP) — Authorities in the heart of Ohio's Amish country say they arrested more than 70 people in a raid at a weekend party in a field that was expected to attract hundreds of Amish youth. 
 
 More than 40 officers converged Saturday on the Hardy Township field after concerned parents notified the Holmes County sheriff's office of a large party expected to attract over 1,000 Amish from Ohio and neighboring states. 
 
 Investigators say 73 people, including 35 juveniles, were taken into custody and charged with underage consumption of alcohol. 
 
 The Daily Record of Wooster reports that some also face charges of resisting arrest, and two were taken to a hospital for alcohol related-illness. 
 
 The Amish are a Christian sect whose members live a simple lifestyle and shun modern conveniences. ||||| The Holmes County sheriff's department, along with other area agencies, arrested 73 Amish teens on Saturday for underage drinking. 
 
 The sheriff's department received calls from concerned parents in the area saying that there was going to be underage drinking and drugs at a party that was going to take place over the weekend. The party, held in a field on County Road 400 in Hardy Township, was uncovered by undercover officers who observed underage drinking around 9:45 p.m. 
 
 Forty-five officers from Holmes, Coshocton, Carroll and Wayne Counties, along with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and Millersburg Police, raided the party. Holmes County Sheriff Timothy Zimmerly said the party was a Rumspringa party, which is a right of passage for Amish people in which teens between the age of 14 and 16 experience the non-Amish world before deciding whether to be baptized within the Amish church or leave the community. 
 
 The 73 arrested were all booked and released. They all have future court dates. 
 
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– Cops in Holmes County, Ohio, took the rum out of a lot of Rumspringas over the weekend with a huge raid on a party packed with Amish teens. Police say around 75 people were arrested for underage drinking after the raid on a field party Saturday night, the Daily Record reports. The sheriff's department in Holmes County, which has the country's largest Amish community, says 45 officers raided the party after an undercover officer observed the underage drinking, WOIO reports. Police say there had been calls from worried parents about the party, which had been expected to attract around 1,000 young people marking the Rumspringa rite of passage, in which Amish teens are given more freedom than usual. The AP reports that 35 people under 18 were among those arrested for underage consumption of alcohol, and some were also charged with resisting arrest. There were two alcohol-related hospitalizations. (In upstate New York, there was a low-speed chase when cops spotted an Amish teen drinking beer while driving a buggy.)