Putting out an invitation on very public social media to a pool party at a private residence was the first major mistake. Why anyone thought that would be anything but a mob scene involving numerous people that they’d rather not allow into their home is beyond me.
It's not clear from the reports I've read whether the person sending the invitation actually lived there. I am curious, but I haven't found the details.
The woman in TX that social media’ed the pool party, put it out as an open party. She had a side business with DJ’s throwing these parties...without actually having any responsibility for what happens at them. She did not rent the pool per the rules, but just took it over, including harassing the security people at the pool. That’s why the cops were called.
She is not going to be made “responsible” for the party, and since there was drinking and weed going on, I suspect they are also on the menu for making money off the “parties” she throws.
Same as raves, but E and weed tends to not make people nasty.
DK