Sheriff's office foils post-prom bash at Airbnb stocked with booze, pot, stripper poles

A post-prom party was busted before students could even get there.

The South Florida Sun Sentinel reported reported that several hundred West Boca Community High School students had rented charter buses to take them to a three-story Airbnb stocked with alcohol, marijuana and stripper poles, but a county sheriff’s department got wind of it and shut it down before the students could even board the buses.

The newspaper reported that deputies found the three-story Martin County home stocked with pre-rolled marijuana joints, Jello shots and stripper poles, with the intention of having a “Jello/biking dancing contest,” Lt. Ryan Grimsdale of the Martin County Sheriff’s Office said.

A West Boca school security guard tipped Martin County authorities about the party when he said he learned about it on social media, the Sun Sentinel reported. Thomas Levin, 19, who legally rented the house, told officials he had no idea who “brought all the liquor and drug paraphernalia,” according to an incident report.

No arrests were made, and the sheriff’s office did not plan to file criminal charges, the Palm Beach Post reported.