Twenty five arrests so far at Carling Weekend: Leeds Festival
Leeds Festival 2005
Police stop festival goers for drugs and thefts
- Aug 26, 2007
- 0 Comments
Police have reported 25 arrests so far at the Bramham Park site of this year's Carling Weekend: Leeds Festival.
Since the campsites opened on Friday (August 17), 25 people have been held for possession of drugs and theft, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Police officers have also reported 108 crimes of theft at the northern leg of the festival.
But there have been no reports of any major incidents during the three-day bash.
Check back to NME.COM all weekend for backstage reports, interviews, gossip and news from Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds Festivals.
Plus:
see NME.COM's Carling Weekend: Reading And Leeds Festival picture galleries now.
Check out our live reviews straight from the Carling Weekend: Leeds Festival's key stages. We'll have updates after every performance on the:
Main Stage
NME/Radio 1 Stage
Carling Stage
So keep checking throughout the weekend for the latest live reports.
Head to our full Carling Weekend: Reading And Leeds Festivals index now.
Since the campsites opened on Friday (August 17), 25 people have been held for possession of drugs and theft, according to West Yorkshire Police.
Police officers have also reported 108 crimes of theft at the northern leg of the festival.
But there have been no reports of any major incidents during the three-day bash.
Check back to NME.COM all weekend for backstage reports, interviews, gossip and news from Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds Festivals.
Plus:
see NME.COM's Carling Weekend: Reading And Leeds Festival picture galleries now.
Check out our live reviews straight from the Carling Weekend: Leeds Festival's key stages. We'll have updates after every performance on the:
Main Stage
NME/Radio 1 Stage
Carling Stage
So keep checking throughout the weekend for the latest live reports.
Head to our full Carling Weekend: Reading And Leeds Festivals index now.
NME Alerts
Get NME news delivered direct to your desktop. Find out more




Add your comment
Please sign in to add your comments or register to have your say.