Keeping the dream alive: Why Seven People Got Arrested at the Def Leppard/Poison show in rural New York

Published Jun 28 2009, 01:50 PM by Carly Carioli

Following a Def Leppard/Poison show at an amusement park in upstate NY, a local community blog posted the following description of who'd been arrested, and why. It made us laugh so hard we choked on our coffee. Here's our favorite five, but we highly recommend clicking through to read the rest:

Murad Ramaden, 35, 66 Huetter St., Buffalo, was charged with disorderly conduct after reportedly wrestling with a security officer who was trying to evict him for reportedly urinating on a seat.
Jeanine A. Kless, 36, 295 Tampa Drive, West Seneca, was charged with Harassment after allegedly poking a person in the eye with her finger.
Jeffrey S. Ellis, 41, 89 Marymont St., Buffalo, was charged with trespass for allegedly climbing on the stage after the concert was over.
Sharon J. Williams, 33, 70 Black Creek Road, Rochester, was charged with harassment for allegedly punching a security guard in the chest and attempting to kick him in the groin.
Scott D. Quigley, 37, 1356 Drexmore Ave., Charlotte, N.C., was charged with trespass for allegedly gaining access to the back stage area without a proper pass or permission. He was jailed on $200 bail and scheduled to appear in court next on July 15.

It also occurs to us that a gauntlet has been thrown down. It's up to you, Massholes: see if you can top this nonsense when the Def Leppard/Poison/Cheap Trick tour shows up at the Comcast Center in Mansfield on Tuesday. We'll be checking the police blotter to see how our aging biker-metal hooligans stack up . . .

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