JerseyCityNj wrote: Did you really need to post this? It is not even a real arrest yet you felt the need to post it on here and nj.com. All I get from this is the police department out there must be really bored. I guess you never drank before the age of 21?

On another note Christina is my favorite character on there. I like how she has that Jersey City attitude we are known for. I hate when you see some one from Jersey on TV that gives people the impression their is only one version of Jersey and makes the state look bad.

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(hey do you think this is the same JC ?Bad Girl?? The age and hometown sounds like it would be her.)(I guess on this reality show having a record is a GOOD thing, right?) (bad girl, bad girl, what u gonna do?)


http://www.nj.gov/oag/newsreleases09/pr20090330c.html


For Immediate Release:

March 30, 2009

Office of The Attorney General
- Anne Milgram, Attorney General
Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control
- Jerry Fischer, Director


Seven Arrested In Underage Drinking Sting - Bar Owner Also Charged for Obstructing Investigation


TRENTON - Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control Director Jerry Fischer announced that eight people ? seven underage patrons and a bar owner? were arrested Friday night (March 27) as a result of a joint investigation between the Division and the Roselle Police Department.

According to Director Fischer, undercover detectives assigned to ABC entered Studio AllZone, located at 841 St. Georges Avenue in Roselle, and observed underage patrons purchasing and consuming alcohol. The investigation began after Roselle police notified the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control that Studio AllZone was holding ?Fever Fridays? nights which had been attracting large crowds and advertising ?18 to enter, 21 to drink? events.

Yemani M. Ruiz, 18, and Christina M. Salgado, 19, both of Jersey City; Ingrid Ortiz, 20, Celia M. Pozo, 18, Hellen R. Araya, 18, all of Elizabeth; and Tatiana E. Gonzalez, 18, of Green Brook; and a 17-year-old female, whose identity is being withheld due to her age, were each charged with possession of alcohol while under the legal age. Salgado was also charged with presenting a fraudulent identification for the purpose of consuming alcohol.

In addition, the owner of Studio AllZone, Lech Pietranek, 54, of Perth Amboy was charged with obstructing the investigation.

The matter will be reviewed for possible administrative charges against Studio AllZone?s liquor license. Those charges could result in the suspension of the bar?s alcoholic beverage license, Fischer said.

Charges of possession of alcohol while under the legal age and presenting a fraudulent identification for the purpose of consuming alcohol are both disorderly person?s offenses, and penalties for each could include fines of at least $500 as well as suspensions of drivers? licenses. The charge of obstructing the investigation is also a disorderly person?s offense.

In announcing the arrests, Director Fischer noted that the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control has established a toll-free hotline for citizens to report illegal activity to ABC?s Investigative Unit. Anyone with information on illegal activity is encouraged to call 1-866-713-8392. All information received via the ABC hotline will remain confidential.

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(hey do you think this is the same JC ?Bad Girl?? The age and hometown sounds like it would be her.)(I guess on this reality show having a record is a GOOD thing, right?) (bad girl, bad girl, what u gonna do?)


http://www.nj.gov/oag/newsreleases09/pr20090330c.html


For Immediate Release:

March 30, 2009

Office of The Attorney General
- Anne Milgram, Attorney General
Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control
- Jerry Fischer, Director


Seven Arrested In Underage Drinking Sting - Bar Owner Also Charged for Obstructing Investigation


TRENTON - Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control Director Jerry Fischer announced that eight people ? seven underage patrons and a bar owner? were arrested Friday night (March 27) as a result of a joint investigation between the Division and the Roselle Police Department.

According to Director Fischer, undercover detectives assigned to ABC entered Studio AllZone, located at 841 St. Georges Avenue in Roselle, and observed underage patrons purchasing and consuming alcohol. The investigation began after Roselle police notified the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control that Studio AllZone was holding ?Fever Fridays? nights which had been attracting large crowds and advertising ?18 to enter, 21 to drink? events.

Yemani M. Ruiz, 18, and Christina M. Salgado, 19, both of Jersey City; Ingrid Ortiz, 20, Celia M. Pozo, 18, Hellen R. Araya, 18, all of Elizabeth; and Tatiana E. Gonzalez, 18, of Green Brook; and a 17-year-old female, whose identity is being withheld due to her age, were each charged with possession of alcohol while under the legal age. Salgado was also charged with presenting a fraudulent identification for the purpose of consuming alcohol.

In addition, the owner of Studio AllZone, Lech Pietranek, 54, of Perth Amboy was charged with obstructing the investigation.

The matter will be reviewed for possible administrative charges against Studio AllZone?s liquor license. Those charges could result in the suspension of the bar?s alcoholic beverage license, Fischer said.

Charges of possession of alcohol while under the legal age and presenting a fraudulent identification for the purpose of consuming alcohol are both disorderly person?s offenses, and penalties for each could include fines of at least $500 as well as suspensions of drivers? licenses. The charge of obstructing the investigation is also a disorderly person?s offense.

In announcing the arrests, Director Fischer noted that the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control has established a toll-free hotline for citizens to report illegal activity to ABC?s Investigative Unit. Anyone with information on illegal activity is encouraged to call 1-866-713-8392. All information received via the ABC hotline will remain confidential.

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