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Teen parties & sexual assault

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A tragic combination.

The link between teen parties and sexual assault is real and alarming. Here’s the latest horrific story.

How many more times must this happen before we wake up from this nightmare?!

I was recently involved in a situation that resulted in a young birthday boy being charged with sexual assault at a party. Prior to this event, I warned the host parents to control alcohol and organise responsible adults to help manage the party.

Alas, my advice was ignored.

Countless times I’ve seen girls passed out from too much alcohol on vacant blocks near parties. Usually, their girlfriends abandon them to pursue their own (unsafe) sexploits in the bushes and the dark.

Teens leaving parties by themselves is also a common scenario.

In my security company, staff don’t just help parents monitor booze-related issues during an event. At the end of the night, they also engage with kids to convince them to head home with a group of friends or make alternative transport arrangements.

Unfortunately, in most cases, kids with a few drinks under their belt feel invincible.

Worse, there are sick individuals (teen and adult) eager to take advantage of them in and after these events.

Parents who host parties can minimise the risks if they provide adequate duty of care by assigning responsible (and sober!) parents to:

  • Monitor bedrooms, toilets and hiding places.
  • Establish how guests are getting home.

The latter precaution may prevent kids from walking home alone or entering a vehicle driven by someone who is unlicensed, unknown to them, or too intoxicated to drive.

Each weekend, as I head home at around 2 am from working at a party, I see two or three young women drunk, alone and wearing barely a stitch of clothing.

I firmly believe that legislative change in relation to teen events could prevent the horrendous situations I’ve cited.

I want my kids to get home from parties safely.

How about you?

Click here to learn more.

Naomi Oakley, Founder, Safe Partying Australia.

Category: SecurityBy U-Nome Security02/05/2012
Tags: alcoholchildcrowd controldeathdrinkingduty of careeventinjurykidlegislationlossNaomi Oakleyparentpartypreventionsafe partiessecurityteenteenageteenagertragedyU-NOME Securityvenueyouth
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