Police bust potential ‘pop-up party,' say homeowner didn’t know about social media promotion
Police in Roselle say they busted a potential pop-up house pool party over the weekend.
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Jun 20, 2022, 11:35 AM
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Updated 676 days ago
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3h agoPolice in Roselle say they busted
a potential pop-up house pool party over the weekend.
According to police, they
spoke to the homeowner who allegedly let a friend use their pool.
Police say the homeowner
didn't realize how much the party was promoted on social media. Police say they
will not tolerate the events and will issue all necessary summons, holding the
property owner accountable.
Police say the party is not
connected to the party in Long Branch.
