Trouble is inevitable when 80,000 people venture out into the midst of the desert.
Burning Man 2022 concluded earlier this week in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. You can still be arrested by a member of the Pershing County Sheriff’s Office, which collaborates with the US, at the freewheeling festival despite its anything-goes mentality. To protect attendees, the Bureau of Land Management.
In his 21-year tenure with Burning Man, Sergeant Nathan Carmichael claims that this year was among the least violent. 37 sworn employees worked the event in total. The Center Camp Coffee Shop is a frequent visit for the cops, so many of them were upset to find it gone.
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There were 58 arrests made overall at the 2019 Burning Man event. There were only 16 this year.
Charges included battery causing serious bodily harm, domestic battery, possession of a controlled substance, resisting arrest, battery, making a false statement to a police officer, destroying or hiding evidence, possession of paraphernalia, battery on a protected person, sales of a controlled substance, and a bench warrant for a crime committed in 2019.
Carmichael stated, “That was kind of interesting because the people that were there in 2019 didn’t care about a citation.” They were stopped once more, which makes me smile a little.
The price of the bail varied from $2,000 to $50,000. Only one of the eight California suspects who were detained was from San Francisco.
One death was verifiable by the Sheriff’s Office. Tennessee’s Huntingdon judge John Everett Williams passed away from natural causes.
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