January 8, 201511 yr Lawyer dad jailed over teen's epic 'Playboy' party A lawyer in San Diego County found himself in trouble with the law when police busted up a party at his house to celebrate his daughter's 18th birthday. Theme: "Liv's Playboy Mansion," reports 10News. Deputies say somewhere between 150 and 200 teens were there, many of them underage and drinking, and some of them clad in scanty bunny costumes in keeping with the theme. Authorities detained Jeff Lake, 48, who specializes in medical marijuana cases, and accused him of violating a local "social host ordinance" that forbids providing an environment where underage drinking takes place, says the TV station. Deputies, who say they found two unconscious teenage boys among the revelers on Friday night, also plan to give Lake a $3,600 bill to cover their expenses, reports the Pomerado News. (A helicopter was involved.) Lake has issued a statement that includes the wording of the party invitation, which emphasizes that it will be a "clean" and "safe" party, and that guests who don't behave will be kicked out. (But it also includes some party attire suggestions including "Chip n' dales dancers" for the guys and "playboy bunny costumes" for the girls.) He blames the trouble on "uninvited troublemakers on a public street" and claims he was never formally arrested, though he was handcuffed and spent a night in jail. (Another recent 18th birthday celebration led to a teen's legs being severed.)
January 8, 201511 yr What kind of dad throws his newly turned 18-year old daughter a "Playboy" themed birthday party??
January 8, 201511 yr What kind of dad throws his newly turned 18-year old daughter a "Playboy" themed birthday party??...not sure on the kind of dad that does that. But the kind of daughter is the one that will soon be on a pole.
January 8, 201511 yr ...not sure on the kind of dad that does that. But the kind of daughter is the one that will soon be on a pole. ...named Tyrone.
January 8, 201511 yr I'm confused on the bill? Cops are billing him for doing their job or did I read that wrong? Isn't that what fines and court is for ? Also this dude isn't fit to be a parent. I wouldn't judge a dad for letting his 18 year old have a free friends over to drink. But what Father let's his daughter have a party like this ?
January 16, 201511 yr What kind of dad throws his newly turned 18-year old daughter a "Playboy" themed birthday party?? A dad who wants to see his daughters friends in lingerie I guess.
January 16, 201511 yr ...named Tyrone. Just found this thread. This post is up for worthy consideration on the Mount Rushmore of BGP posts.
January 16, 201511 yr I never understood the "you're gonna party anyway, so do it at home and I'll furnish the booze" mentality.
January 16, 201511 yr "Authorities detained Jeff Lake, 48, who specializes in medical marijuana cases" Alrighty then. :lol2:
January 16, 201511 yr I never understood the "you're gonna party anyway, so do it at home and I'll furnish the booze" mentality. Nor have I. But I guess if you are going to roll like that, go for it all, right?
January 16, 201511 yr Nor have I. But I guess if you are going to roll like that, go for it all, right? In for a penny, in for a pound, I suppose.
January 16, 201511 yr What kind of dad throws his newly turned 18-year old daughter a "Playboy" themed birthday party?? One who is about to be disbarred
January 16, 201511 yr A lawyer in San Diego County found himself in trouble with the law when police busted up a party at his house to celebrate his daughter's 18th birthday. Theme: "Liv's Playboy Mansion," reports 10News. Deputies say somewhere between 150 and 200 teens were there, many of them underage and drinking, and some of them clad in scanty bunny costumes in keeping with the theme. Authorities detained Jeff Lake, 48, who specializes in medical marijuana cases, and accused him of violating a local "social host ordinance" that forbids providing an environment where underage drinking takes place, says the TV station. Deputies, who say they found two unconscious teenage boys among the revelers on Friday night, also plan to give Lake a $3,600 bill to cover their expenses, reports the Pomerado News. (A helicopter was involved.) Lake has issued a statement that includes the wording of the party invitation, which emphasizes that it will be a "clean" and "safe" party, and that guests who don't behave will be kicked out. (But it also includes some party attire suggestions including "Chip n' dales dancers" for the guys and "playboy bunny costumes" for the girls.) He blames the trouble on "uninvited troublemakers on a public street" and claims he was never formally arrested, though he was handcuffed and spent a night in jail. (Another recent 18th birthday celebration led to a teen's legs being severed.) Wow, now there's a party. I'm afraid to ask.
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