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For what its worth, a good buddy of mine who went to the All Star Game and would be more inclined to defend the "Hip-Hop Woodstock" crowd than promote stereotypical images says that what has been described by Simmons and others (violence, weed smoke, ridiculous lines for cabs and parties, outrageous bottle costs, etc.) is "95% true."
He also needed two extra days to recover and return to work.
At least 362 people ended up in handcuffs over the All-Star weekend. The exact total is expected from police Tuesday. Metro says the arrests ranged from disorderly conduct, to burglary, to gun violence. To put this weekend in perspective, on this past New Year's Eve, Metro arrested 181 people. The increase could be due to more visitors in town last weekend. Some workers near the Strip believe the numbers are deceiving. They say the number of arrests does not come close to describing how much crime was actually going on. Pharmacy Clerk Christin