Police: Up to 300 people attend ‘for profit’ pool party; no masks or social distancing
Police say a homeowner in Gloucester Township received several citations for holding a “for profit" pool party, where officers estimated between 250 to 300 people to be in attendance.
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512ds agoPolice say a homeowner in Gloucester Township received several citations for holding a “for profit" pool party, where officers estimated between 250 to 300 people to be in attendance.
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The incident happened Sunday when officers responded to the area of 1580 Jarvis Road in the Sicklerville section of town for several calls related to a large party.
According to police, security on site told police it was a family party. None of the attendees were wearing masks or social distancing. They were charged between $100 to $150 admission fee to enter.
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The homeowner, Lionel Mincey, was issued citations for noise violation and maintaining a nuisance, among others. A total of 25 parking summons were issued, and five motor vehicle stops were conducted.
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