TWIN LAKES, Wis. — Eighty-six arrests were made at the four-day music festival Country Thunder, including three child abuse charges, according to the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department.
The country music festival took place in the Village of Twin Lakes last week July 21-24. This year, the festival expected more than 40,000 people to attend.
Among the 86 offenses recorded by the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department were three child abuse charges.
Below are the following offenses the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department recorded at Country Thunder:
Total County Ordinance Citations – 60
Underage Alcohol Violation – 37
Obstructing/Resisting an Officer – 4
Disorderly Conduct – 8
Trespass to Land – 2
Possession of Marijuana – 1
Identification Card Violation – 1
Theft-2
Defraud Recreational Facility-5
Uniform Traffic Citations – 1
Operate Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of an Intoxicant, 1st Offense – 1
Misdemeanor Criminal Arrests – 16
Disorderly Conduct – 7
Obstructing Officer-1
Resisting an Officer – 5
Hit and Run-1
Theft-1
Criminal Damage to Property-1
Felony Criminal Arrests-9
Child Abuse- Intentionally Cause Harm to Child-3
Bail Jumping – 2
Substantial Battery-1
Strangulation/Suffocation-1
Battery/Threats to Injure Officer-1
Second Degree Endangering Safety-1
