Five more people arrested as Victor Harbor Schoolies Festival comes to a close ABC confirms SA cuts. 26 arrests over Schoolies weekend. Jacqui Lambie quits PUP. Schoolies enjoy the festivities at Victor Harbor's Warland Reserve. A 39-YEAR-OLD woman - who now faces drug trafficking charges - was among five people arrested on the third night of Schoolies at Victor Harbor. The woman was arrested and charged by police after allegedly being found in possession of amphetamine and cannabis. Also arrested on Sunday night were two schoolies for disorderly behaviour. Two other non-schoolies - or "toolies" - were also arrested on Sunday night. Schoolies enjoy the fluro party at Victor Harbor. Sunday night's arrests take the total number for the three-day festival to 26 - seven of them for drug trafficking. Police also fined 36 people for drinking in a dry zone on Sunday night, bringing the total over the three days to 127. Schoolies fun at Victor Harbor "Once again police are generally happy with the behaviour of the estimated 6000 people who attended the three days of the Schoolies Festival, with only a small minority coming under notice of police attention," a police spokesman said. More than 200 people required medical treatment, mostly for intoxication, over the three-day festival. Amy Norris, Madi Emes, Piper Douglas and Rhiegan Halliday enjoying the fluro party on the second day of schoolies in Victor Harbor. Police continue to investigate an alleged sexual assault at a Victor Harbor caravan park on Saturday night. Police are hoping for a repeat of the generally responsible driving behaviour shown over the weekend. Yesterday, Operation Schoolies commander Superintendent Rob Williams said police had stopped 470 motorists across the Fleurieu Peninsula so far over the weekend, with not one driver caught over the limit. He said 105 drivers had been drug tested at that stage, with three returning a positive result. Originally published as Woman, 39, charged with Schoolies drug trafficking