Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any consequences for the party girl who hosted the illegal booze party?
Is she a minor or an adult? There may be if she's an adult.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lobby your law makers.
According to the Bethesda Magazine article, Montgomery County already has the necessary laws to put Lawyer Saltzman in jail. But if the judge is your buddy, good luck with that.
Anonymous wrote:Any consequences for the party girl who hosted the illegal booze party?
'Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just read the 3 page statement by Mr. and Mrs. Murk, Alex's grieving parenting. I'm sobbing with pain and sorrow about the despicable callousness of parent lawyer Kenny Saltzman and his daughter who knowingly hosted the booze party the night that killed Alex and Calvin. What scum is worse than the two of them? They saw the kids were completely smashed... and then driving away. Who allows that?
It says the current Maryland law allows parent Party Host Lawyer Kenneth Saltzman a maximum $2500. fine. No jail time. Did I get that right? Bastards.
My gratitude to the Montgomery Police Department for their diligent work. They deserve to be honored for their incredible work.
No real solace, but it's potentially a much larger fine than that. It's $2,500 for the first underage drinker (not including his own kids) at the party, and then $5,000 for every additional underage drinker. So if they can prove, let' say 10 kids drinking at the house, then the parent could be fined $47,500 total.
Anonymous wrote:I just read the 3 page statement by Mr. and Mrs. Murk, Alex's grieving parenting. I'm sobbing with pain and sorrow about the despicable callousness of parent lawyer Kenny Saltzman and his daughter who knowingly hosted the booze party the night that killed Alex and Calvin. What scum is worse than the two of them? They saw the kids were completely smashed... and then driving away. Who allows that?
It says the current Maryland law allows parent Party Host Lawyer Kenneth Saltzman a maximum $2500. fine. No jail time. Did I get that right? Bastards.
My gratitude to the Montgomery Police Department for their diligent work. They deserve to be honored for their incredible work.