Sacramento County Parks Director Jeff Leatherman says the “Rage on the River” participants will be allowed to drink on the river,\u00a0“It’s been going on for a handful of years.\u00a0 There was an event similar to this back in June that we didn’t have any significant problems associated with the event down in the lower part of the river near Discovery Park.\u00a0 So, we don’t anticipate any problems this time.”<\/p>\n
Rage on the River is not be confused with the “Rafting Gone Wild” event that took place farther up the river in July.\u00a0 That ended with several brawls and dozens of people arrested or injured.<\/p>\n
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