Furnishing Alcohol to Minors

[gabba]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Arizona

Some college students threw a kegger the other night at an apartment's pool.

-There was one minor who was carded, but was told to leave, as was everybody else.
-There were no citations issued, no breathalyzers performed, or charges issued they just wanted to talk to the host. However...
-The host/owner of the keg was not present to claim the keg, so the police confiscated the tap, put it in a bag, and left after about an hour after waiting.

Is there a possibility of filing said charges to the host, proven the tap was their property?

Also, could a facebook status entailing the host is throwing a party at the pool be incriminating to the host?

Helpful comments/suggestions are very much appreciated.

 

[CdwJava]

If the police choose to pursue it, and the DA chooses to file, then if the host is identified they can be charged. No one can say whether they will or not, but it is a possibility.

And, as a note, please do not double post. One post in a single thread on the same topic is sufficient.

 

[HighwayMan]

Yes, Facebook can be used. These so called social networking sites get people in alot of trouble sometimes.

 

[HighwayMan]

And, as a note, please do not double post. One post in a single thread on the same topic is sufficient.

And I'll also throw in that this has nothing to do with DWI/DUI or drunk driving.

 

[CdwJava]

Yes, Facebook can be used. These so called social networking sites get people in alot of trouble sometimes.

And even a few officers! I have read stories recently of more than a couple officers losing their jobs due to childish antics they actually POSTED to their Facebook pages!