Ishpeming man sentenced for furnishing alcohol to minors

Posted: 08.30.2012 at 8:54 PM

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ISHPEMING -- An Ishpeming man has been sentenced in connection with an apartment fire on August 14. Forty-eight-year-old Scott Patron received ten days in jail for allowing minors to consume alcohol in his apartment.

Patron was drinking with two other people in his apartment who were under the age of 21 when the fire started. Patron and two other residents of the apartment building were taken to the hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation.

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