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Air inside house where college party occurred tests positive for alcohol
There was so much alcohol at the house that the ambient air inside the home registered a .01 on a department-issued breathalyzer
By Police1 Staff
BETHESDA, Md. — There was so much booze drinking at a home where a college fraternity party was held that the air inside the home tested positive for alcohol.
WJLA reports that police were called about the party attended mostly by American University students after residents complained of the noise. When the officers entered the home, they saw windows covered with insulation bags, and beer cans and liquor bottles littered throughout the house.
The ambient air inside the home registered a .01 on a department-issued breathalyzer, according to court documents.
MoCo ? bust Bethesda drinking party on Mass. Avenue:
— Kevin Lewis (@ABC7Kevin) December 19, 2017
•70 minors inside rental?
•Trash bags/insulation on windows
•Indoor air .01 on breathalyzer
•The six party hosts attend American University + are members of SAE frat
•All six facing 126 criminal counts + $315k in fines pic.twitter.com/VWu698rPsu
The home’s six residents, who are members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s AU Chapter, were each charged with 126 counts of allowing underage possession of alcohol and furnishing alcohol to a minor.
They each face up to $315,000 in fines.
