house party + live band = police
this is from the same party as the picture with the two girls i posted yesterday. the singer is gordon of the nsg, a band from seacliff, ny.
check em out if you want: thensg.com or myspace.com/thensg
after only one awesome song, one police officer walked in and 130 kids ran out in under 30 seconds.
check em out if you want: thensg.com or myspace.com/thensg
after only one awesome song, one police officer walked in and 130 kids ran out in under 30 seconds.
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/old fuddy duddy on/
near where i live, in the past three years, there have been four teenage alcohol-related fatalaties at parties just such as this, so it doesn't surprise me that the cops came - all around they're cracking down on this type of stuff. my 18 and 17 and 13 year old kids know that i have a zero tolerance for such things.... they get one strike and yer out.
/old fuddy duddy off/
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anyway, the cops came because of all of the cars parked on the street and since they were local village cops, they didn't really do anything because they're paid by those people's taxes, and they don't want to piss of the people that basically pay their salaries.
what do you mean by your zero tolerance rule, that they can't be at such a party or they can't drink? and what do you mean by out? i'm 18 and i do not drink nor smoke (cigarettes or drugs) and my parents trust that if i decide to try something that i would be honest about it and they wouldnt be too mad.
btw, you're not a fuddy duddy, you're a responsible parent.
"...don't want to piss off the people that basically pay their salaries."
Mind explaining that one for me?
And as far as Andy's comment goes, I'd have to agree with it 100%. Zero tolerance is the way to go...
Brings back a few memories:D
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Also he said they were "village police". I took that to mean more like local community security guys, not state or county police officers. Maybe I'm wrong about that, but that's how I read it. We used to call 'em rent-a-cops, not to be confused with police in any way.
I don't see any "puffing up" here. And since this isn't posted to "Wide Angle", can we comment on the photo without moralizing too much? I'd hate to sour a young photographer on Dgrin just because he posted a pic of a party, underage or not.
Just my 2 cents. I hope binghott keeps posting his photographs.
the ny metro area is huge you are on the island i'm up in westchester.
this is just silly! the local village cops have the same responsibility as any other law enforcement in your area. i'm sure that if the party hadn't broken up, they would have done much more. their presence on the scene was surely enough...
my kids like their cars, and the freedom associated with having a car to drive. if they are ever caught drinking and driving (even one drink), and they are caught, they will 1) be footing their entire college bill themselves 2) lose their vehicle and insurance 3) have to find their own place to live.
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this party was in the village of kings point which is one of the wealthiest areas in the country and is part of the town of great neck (where i live). kings point police are real gun carrying police officers that are payed by the village of kings point (not by the town, county, or state) which is why i was saying that they don't want to upset the people that pay their salaries. i mean, i dont think you'd be happy in the first place if your child threw a house party without your permission and then on top of that got arrested because of it. i live in great neck, but since i technically don't live in a village, we don't have village police, so county police patrol my territory and they're real hard-asses about parties. i hope this cleared up a lot.
in regard to the alcohol related deaths, i know of several fairly recent fatal driving accidents caused by drinking and drugs, i thought andy was referring to alcohol related deaths at parties, not driving after them. i was saying that i can't recall hearing about deaths during parties.
andy, i thought you lived in manhattan because your profile says 'new york city.' i mean, nyc sounds much better and cooler than westchester, but why don't you say westchester? i guess instead of saying great neck i could say long island on my profile to be more broad.
i completely agree with your zero tolerance policy. before, i didn't know that you were referring to drinking and driving. drinking and driving pisses me off, my mom was in a terrible drunk driving related accident in which the driver of her car was killed and the drunk driver of the other car (who was a kindergarten teacher) walked out without a scratch.
i don't drink (or do drugs), so i don't drive intoxicated. in my group of friends we never let anyone drink and drive, however since there were a lot of people there i didn't know it's possible that other people were, which is terrible. all i know is that everyone i know was being driven by
andy, what would you do if one of your children came home drunk, but safely driven by someone else?
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au contraire mon ami...
in fact, there were several recent busts of teenage house parties here, all in the toniest of neighborhoods. the kids got severe punishments. one i know of, arrested, awaiting trial. another four guys kicked off the football team (they *were* the football team).
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P.S. Keep taking great pictures Ben....