An alcohol-filled teen party delayed a Massachusetts school's reopening; Parents Charged
Washington Post
When a police cruiser rolled up to a house party in Sudbury, Mass., earlier this month, teens sprinted into the woods, chucking beer cans as they fled. In the basement, police found dozens more underage drinkers, all breaking pandemic rules by packing together in a basement with no masks.
Now, police have charged two parents and their teenager for hosting the huge party, which forced the local high school to cancel its in-person reopening so the entire student body could quarantine for 14 days.
So much vitriol has flowed at the couple, who werent identified by police, that authorities are urging locals to accept that family will face some justice in court.
We encourage residents to refrain from making any more volatile comments on social media regarding this incident as we are holding those responsible for providing the venue accountable, Sudbury Police Chief Scott Nix said in a statement Tuesday.
This is where my Sister lives; her son (who goes to another school in town) was asked if he had attended and was at risk for COVID. (he wasn't)