David Perrit said: "This fraud will undoubtedly be a real shock for music fans who thought they were buying a genuine wristband for this year's festival. We believe there may be more people who have been scammed by these two men, so I am asking anyone who has bought one of these bands to please contact police. These bands do not look anything like the genuine article so, if you have bought one or been given one, please do not go to Balado or try to get access to the festival, as site security are aware of these bands and you will not get into any part of the site. Please do not even risk it." The number of arrests were 30 with 271 incidents also being reported, mostly for drug-related offences. Superintendent Rick Dunkerley acknowledged a small increase in the number of reported crimes but said: "It has been another outstanding weekend and, while crimes are up on last year, this is due to the proactive work of our police officers and the stewards working alongside them." 12 people were taken to Perth Sheriff Court, who were handed out over £4,000 in fines to revellers caught with drugs In October it was released over £25,000 worth of drugs were recovered by Tayside police during the festival See also List of music festivals in the United Kingdom References 2012 in Scotland 2012 in British music T in the Park July 2012 events in the United Kingdom 2012 music festivals