Jacksonville Underage Drinking: Arrests at Jacksonville Jaguar Games

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In Jacksonville, Florida, 16 people were arrested on Sunday for Jacksonville underage drinking. Not only are the underage drinkers being arrested, but the police are especially interested in cracking down on individuals that give alcohol to underage drinkers. Both Jacksonville underage drinking and selling, giving, or serving alcohol to minors are misdemeanors which are governed by Sections 562.11 and 562.111 of the Florida Statutes.

To read more about Jacksonville Underage Drinking at Jacksonville Jaguars Games, go to First Coast News.

If you have been arrested for Jacksonville Underage Drinking or Selling, Giving, or Serving Alcohol to a Minor contact a Jacksonville Criminal Defense Attorney.

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