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Police warning about fake Hastings Beer and Music Festival tickets
Police Press Release
03 July 2013
ref- PR42753 / 2013
 
 
Police are warning people that a number of fake tickets have been on sale for the Hastings Beer and Music Festival.
The event organised by Hastings Round Table is due to take place in Alexandra Park in Hastings on 5 and 6 July.
 
The genuine tickets for the event are on sale at a number of outlets including the beer festivals website, Asda and Hastings Information Centre.
 
Hastings Round Table chairman Tony Lee said: "If you have bought one of these tickets, which have been sold cheaply and not from our normal outlets, then it may be fake and you will not be admitted to the festival."
 
Police have arrested a man aged 37 and a woman aged 36 both from St Leonards on suspicion of fraud and they have been questioned and released on bail until 27 August.
 
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