Police say they are cracking down on alcohol-related anti-social behaviour in Parramatta.
Parramatta police have said they are cracking down on alcohol-related violence and anti-social behaviour after making a number of arrests over the weekend.
A 22-year-old woman was detained on Sunday night after officers found her in a ‘‘heavily intoxicated’’ state, police said.
The woman is alleged to have abused officers when they approached her and she was kept in a cell at the police station overnight, police said.
Police allege a 31-year-old man refused to submit to a random breath test by police in Horwood Place, later that night.
He was arrested and at Parramatta station refused to undertake a breath analysis for a second time, police said.
His license was suspended and a court date was set by police.
Police said they were then called to intervene after a 20-year-old woman was refused entry to a club and began ‘‘causing trouble’’.
She was issued with a $550 infringement notice for failing to leave licensed premises.
As the sun was rising about 5am, police returned to the hotel when a 21-year-old man refused to leave after being denied entry due to his intoxication.
He will appear before Parramatta Local Court on a charge of failing to quit licensed premises, and faces a possible fine of $5000.