Season 1 • Episode 3

Underage Drinking: A National Concern

Episode Underage Drinking: A National Concern
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Total Crimes
7
Criminals
7
Crime Types
1
Most Frequent

Criminal Activities

7 categories • 7 total crimes

Adulteration of alcoholic beverages

Diluting alcohol and selling it as if full-strength, a deceptive business practice and liquor-code violation.

Situation:

"Dennis proposes watering down drinks and raising prices; later Mac comments the kids are 'more hydrated,' confirming the scheme."

Crime #1

Extortion

Obtaining property, money, or another advantage from someone by wrongful use of force, threats, or coercion; using threats of harm or other intimidating conduct to compel payment or compliance.

Situation:

"She tells Dennis he must take her to prom or she will report the bar for serving underage kids."

Implicated: Tammy
Crime #1

Furnishing alcohol to a minor

Providing alcohol to an underage person.

Situation:

"Dee meets high-schooler Trey at Lemon Hill, drinks with him, and fetches him another beer at his request."

Implicated: Dee Reynolds
Crime #1

Furnishing alcohol to minors

Knowingly providing or selling alcoholic beverages to persons under the legal drinking age (a criminal offense in U.S. jurisdictions; often charged as furnishing alcohol to minors or contributing to the delinquency of a minor).

Situation:

"At Sara's house party, after her brother bails on the keg pickup, Mac and Charlie supply the keg; teens are shown doing keg stands."

Crime #1

Public drinking

Consuming alcohol in a public park/open-container violation (local ordinance).

Situation:

"Dee and Trey drink beers together at Lemon Hill."

Crime #1

Underage possession and consumption of alcohol

Persons under 21 possessing and consuming alcoholic beverages.

Situation:

"High-schoolers drink at Paddy’s, at Lemon Hill, and at Sara’s house party (including keg stands)."

Implicated: Sara Trey
Crime #1

Unlawful sale of alcohol to minors

Selling/serving alcohol to persons under 21 and allowing them to drink on the premises; failure to check identification in violation of liquor laws.

Situation:

"Paddy's attracts a high-school crowd after word gets out they aren't carding. The Gang knowingly continues serving teens under a 'ground rules' plan."

Crime #1