For using fake driver’s licenses in hopes of obtaining an alcoholic beverage at a concert or bar, 312 minors were caught and cited by the New York Department of Vehicles.
In operations carried out at concerts and bars in the State, a total of 389 fake licenses were seized during the summer, the DMV reported.
Of that total, they explained, 312 young people were cited for the offense.
Through a statement, the department reported that they work in collaboration with these places to detect these apocryphal documents.
They added that because of security features that were changed last year, fake licenses are easier to detect.
Last year, 550 fake licenses were seized, so authorities commented that the decrease in the number of apocryphal identifications is a good indicator.
Of the total licenses found, 104 were seized in New York City.
Under New York State regulations, minors caught using fraudulent identification as proof of age will have their license application privileges suspended.
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Hundreds of people enjoyed Comic Con New York at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. The event was from October 12 to 15, with a schedule from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm, with Sunday being the only day that they raced at 5:00 pm.
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An assistant dressed as the Zero Suit video game character Samus, one of the characters in the video games developed by Nintendo Super Smash Bros.
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One of the dresses that caught the most attention, a combination of Pikachu, the famous electric-type Pokémon, and Mandalorian, one of the great recent hits of the Star Wars universe.
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Another attendee dressed as a Mandalorian poses against the backdrop of the Jacob K. Javitsen Convention Center in New York.
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Wonder Woman could not be missing, the fictional superheroine created by William Moulton Marston for the DC Comics publishing house.
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The Luffy’s Gear 5 inflatable balloon is one of the most sought after at the One Piece manga booth in New York.
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A wizard dressed as Freddy Fazbear from Five Nights at Freddy’s, a free-to-play, indie point-and-click simulation horror video game developed and published by Scott Cawthon.
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As at every Comic Con, there is no shortage of Lara Croft costume from Tomb Raider, the popular video game series that was made into a film and starred actress Angelina Jolie.
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