Report: Police break up 'YouTube party’ of over 30 adults at New Jersey residence
A resident in Penns Grove has been charged with a disorderly persons offense after police responded to a residence over the weekend and found a gathering of over 30 adults.
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The noise complaint came Saturday sometime between 10 p.m. and midnight at a two-story house on Lanning Avenue.
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Police responded to the area for a noise complaint, and when they arrived, they found a gathering of more than 30 adults.
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According to NJ.com, the nature of the party was unclear, but police say it appeared the adults were making videos of each other with the plan of uploading them to YouTube.
Police Chief Patrick Riley Sr. says the gathering was in direct violation of Gov. Phil Murphy's executive orders, and will not be tolerated.
The tenant was a man in his 30s.
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