Florida Principal and Teacher Arrested for Hosting Alcohol-Fueled Teen Party

Authorities say the party involved over 100 underage attendees, with alcohol provided at the principal's home, leading to multiple charges and administrative leave for both educators.

Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan, principal of Roosevelt Elementary School, and teacher Karly Anderson were arrested after a Jan. 19 house party involving over 100 teens at Hill-Brodigan's home.
Police found alcohol in coolers at the residence, with many attendees consuming it, and one teen requiring medical treatment for heavy intoxication.
Hill-Brodigan allegedly turned off outdoor lights to hinder first responders treating the intoxicated teen, while another juvenile was arrested for DUI near the party.
Both educators face charges of child neglect and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, with Hill-Brodigan also charged for hosting an open house party.
The Brevard County School District placed the two on administrative leave and is cooperating with the ongoing police investigation.