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OZZFEST 2004: 108 Arrests Made At Cleveland Concert

August 24, 2004

Law enforcement officials announced Monday (August 23) that 108 arrests were made at the Ozzfest concert Thursday (August 19) at Blossom Music Center in Cleveland, OH, according to the Akron Beacon Journal.

Summit County Sheriff Drew Alexander and Cuyahoga Falls Police Chief John Conley said the arrests were made by a special detail made up of the Summit County Drug Unit and Falls narcotics division.

The majority of the charges were drug-related misdemeanors, mostly for illegal possession of marijuana. One person was arrested for possession of psilocybin (mushrooms).

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