
The inbound journey should only apply to the second travel day, so you need to add two separate journeys to ‘My Trip’ on your Mobile Pass: This story is developing and will be updated as more information becomes available.ĭaily Press reporter Rene Ray De La Cruz may be reached at 76 or Follow him on Twitter DP_ReneDeLaCruz.If you’re planning to use a night train to return to your home country, and the destination of this night train is not your final destination, you will need to use two travel days: one normal travel day and one travel day that includes an inbound journey.
Since 1995, Nocturnal Wonderland has evolved into a multi-day music camping event that features four stages with a variety of music genres and various attractions, along with interactive art installations, neon-clad performers and camping activities.Įvent organizers have billed Nocturnal Wonderland as North America’s longest-running dance music festival, which also includes carnival rides and fireworks.Īnyone with information regarding the incidents that occurred at Nocturnal Wonderland is asked by the Sheriff’s Department to contact the EDM Taskforce at the Central Station at 90.Ĭallers wishing to remain anonymous should contact the We-Tip Hotline at 800-78-CRIME (27463) or visit
Inland Counties Emergency Medical Agency. San Bernardino County Fire Protection District. San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. The EDM Taskforce includes representatives from the following organizations: The Nocturnal Festival follows all recommendations and guidelines set forth by the task force.Īdditionally, the task force was to seek input from the community and to consider changes to future EDM events and all other concerts to address community concerns. 2016, the SBC Board of Supervisors approved the formation of an Electronic Dance Music Taskforce to develop recommendations for enforceable health and safety measures required for events and all other concerts held on county property. More news: Kern County Sheriff's homicide officials seek public’s help regarding death of Mexico native About the Electronic Dance Music Taskforce One person was issued a citation for possession of a controlled substance, sheriff’s officials said. The Department of Alcohol Beverage Control participated on Saturday by conducting enforcement related to minors consuming and/or in possession of alcohol and using a fake ID to obtain alcohol.Ī total of eight citations were issued by ABC for minors in possession of alcohol. Arrests of festivalgoers During the weekend, sheriff’s deputies at Nocturnal Wonderland arrested an unknown number of festival attendees on suspicion of rape, spousal abuse, domestic battery, being drunk in public and petty theft. Marcellina Rodriguez described her son as a loving man who was a "protector" of the people that he cared for. “He would never have purposely done anything to lose any of that.” “We know Eli had a great love for life and his family,” Espinoza said. Marcellina Rodriguez believes the drug dealers, manufacturers and suppliers should all be held accountable for her son’s death. 17 and may have taken a drug laced with fentanyl. Monica Rodriguez Espinoza, who created a GoFundMe page for her deceased nephew, said Rodriguez died on Sept. The circumstances leading up to Rodriguez’s death are still unclear, but Marcellina Rodriguez told FOX11 that her son went with friends to the festival, where he either bought drugs or was given drugs. No additional details were available, and the SBC Sheriff-Coroner’s Division has not identified the deceased.Įli Gillespie-Rodriguez, 27, of Montebello, attended the music festival when at some point he died, his family said.
Two of those individuals were later pronounced deceased for unknown reasons, said sheriff’s officials who are conducting investigations into the deaths. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, which was contracted by Live Nation to provide services at the event, reported that onsite medical services transported 11 people to local hospitals. 16 at the venue south of the Victor Valley and along Interstate 15. Over 70,000 visitors attended the four-day event that began on Sept.
Two people died, several were hospitalized and arrests were made during the Nocturnal Wonderland music, dance and art festival at the Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernardino.