Cheshire Debates Merits Of Disclosing Names Of Teens Charged With Underage Drinking

When ur teens goes to a friends house and that friends has hidden liquor, offers it to his friends and the friends get sick, who's fault is it? If all involved are 15 to 18 years old, does it matter? all are underage! How about the parents who are suppose to be caring for those in their homes? The friend's guests may have or may not have known about the liquors, but the boy blames the guest who got sick/drunk of stealing the liquor after police arrive from a call from the sick boys father who bought his son to the hospital after picking him up and finding him unresponsive. The parents who own the house said the guest had to of stole it, but the hostess goes back to his room, retrieves the bottle of liquor, but not the two water bottles he had filled with liquor. The parents of the boy told police that the drunk boy is lucky they don't press charges of him stealing their liquor and the police leave after ensuring no other teens there were drunk. The End.

Rena Dean wrote:

When ur teens goes to a friends house and that friends has hidden liquor, offers it to his friends and the friends get sick, who's fault is it? If all involved are 15 to 18 years old, does it matter? all are underage! How about the parents who are suppose to be caring for those in their homes? The friend's guests may have or may not have known about the liquors, but the boy blames the guest who got sick/drunk of stealing the liquor after police arrive from a call from the sick boys father who bought his son to the hospital after picking him up and finding him unresponsive. The parents who own the house said the guest had to of stole it, but the hostess goes back to his room, retrieves the bottle of liquor, but not the two water bottles he had filled with liquor. The parents of the boy told police that the drunk boy is lucky they don't press charges of him stealing their liquor and the police leave after ensuring no other teens there were drunk. The End.

Is this supposed to be an account of a recent incident in Cheshire involving underaged kids drinking at a classmate's home? One wonders about the competency of the authorities in Cheshire.
And shame on parents who condone underage drinking in their homes. I beleive this has gone on for years but now some laws have changed and the parents bear responsibility.