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Virginia parents charged with throwing drinking party for ‘100 to 300’ teens at their $3M home
New York Post • • nation
Key Points:
- Aubrey and Lisa Vaughan were charged with Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor and Maintaining a Common Nuisance after hosting a chaotic underage party for hundreds of teenagers at their $3.2 million home in McLean, Virginia.
- Police responded to complaints about the party on Nov. 6, finding 100 to 300 teens, some allegedly intoxicated, engaging in disorderly conduct and setting off fireworks around the property.
- Despite the Vaughans' claims of supervising the event and prohibiting alcohol, officers noted the strong smell of liquor and observed drunken teens wandering nearby.
- The couple turned themselves in and were released on $1,000 unsecured bonds; Aubrey Vaughan defended hosting the party to monitor their children but apologized for the behavior of uninvited guests.
- Fairfax County Police emphasized the importance of parental supervision at gatherings involving minors and urged homeowners to prevent underage drinking and contact authorities if situations escalate.
