Police shut down Halloween party at a $10 million dollar Sydney home
Police shut down an out-of-control Halloween party at a luxury Sydney home after hundreds of attendees spilled into the streets. One teenager was hospitalized for intoxication, though no arrests were made at the scene.
Why it matters
It highlights issues regarding public safety, underage drinking, and the impact of large-scale private events on residential neighborhoods.
shares Share article A chaotic Halloween house party at a $10million coastal property in Sydney’s east was brought to an abrupt end by riot police on Friday night after large crowds spilled onto the street.
Emergency services, including police and NSW Ambulance paramedics , were called to the home on Eastbourne Avenue, which overlooks Clovelly beach, at about 8.50pm following reports an out-of-control party.
One teenager was taken to Prince of Wales Hospital for further treatment. OnScene Bondi
By the time officers arrived, the event was in full swing, with a large group of revellers spilling from the property and onto the surrounding roadway.
Reports suggest at least 200 people were at the event, including gate crashers that hopped the fence to get into the function.
Pictures show revellers dressed as fake police outfits, Breaking Bad ‘meth cooks’ and LeBron James lookalikes.
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