If you're going to Country Thunder, make sure you know that security and deputies aren't tolerating anyone horsing around.
Pinal County Sheriff's Office says deputies made an arrest Thursday night, the opening night of the country music festival.
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Alexander Hull reportedly moved handicap area barriers in order to get closer to the stage than allowed, and when a deputy approached the area, he tried to hide in the crowd.
After picking a fight with deputies there, he was arrested and booked into jail for disorderly conduct.
