Phones go missing during Festival


As all music festivals go, the increasing amount of people within an area is bound to cause some disruptions Coachella 2017 was no different. Both weekend saw many arrests ,but weekend two had more arrest than weekend one. The main charges were for drugs and alcohol. However, this year saw an increasing spike in cellphone thief's. Indio City law enforcement found nearly 40 cellphones, and weekend one had a thief with almost 100 stolen cellphones. The thief's were caught by iPhone users utilizing the "Find My IPhone" app. There was also a spike within  credit card, cash and other personal possessions  among the Coachella grounds. If someone lost something during the Coachella weekends, all items found by the law enforcement have been turned to the Coachella Lost and Found.

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