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crime14h ago

An 18-year-old in Phoenix is suing the parents who hosted a senior skip day pool party after suffering a concussion and an ear injury from a front flip into the pool.
The lawsuit accuses hosts Brandon and Megan Spencer of facilitating alcohol and failing to supervise minors at the party.
The incident occurred in mid-April at a Phoenix home with attendees largely aged 17 to 18, according to the suit.
Barnes reportedly sustained an ear injury and a concussion after hitting the pool deck when he landed in the water.
The plaintiff's BAC was reported at 0.114 upon hospital arrival, well above the legal driving limit.
The suit seeks restitution for past and future medical expenses, plus other damages and legal costs.
Daily Mail published a dramatic video of the incident showing the roof jump and head impact on the pool perimeter.
The complaint was filed on May 22, 2026, naming the Spencers as defendants.
The case centers on negligence, premises liability, and negligent supervision at a social gathering.
Authorities and responders, including fire department personnel, rushed to assist Barnes after the pool injury.

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health13h ago

A Phoenix teen filed a lawsuit against two homeowners over an alcohol-fueled senior skip day party at their Ahwatukee home.
The incident involved an 18-year-old jumping from a roof into a pool, resulting in a concussion and a torn ear.
Barnes alleges the homeowners knew or should have known about the large gathering and the presence of alcohol.
Barnes seeks current and future medical expenses plus damages for pain and emotional distress.
The party reportedly drew between 100 and 150 attendees and encouraged BYO drinks.
The incident occurred April 13, 2026, in the Ahwatukee neighborhood of Phoenix.
The medical response followed Barnes’ pool incident, with a BAC of 0.114 recorded at the hospital.
Attorney Brian Foster represents Barnes and argues the homeowners were aware of the host's son’s event.
The defendants are identified as Brandon and Megan Spencer, the homeowners.
The article references coverage from AZFamily and The Post as sources of facts.
The case highlights ongoing concerns about underage drinking at private residences.

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