Teabagging: Harmless prank or criminal offence?

[sickler]

I know of parents of a 16 yr old girl who was teabagged at a party. The pic circulated throughout the high school. Girl wasn't a happy camper, told parents. Parents are considering going to the police.

What could the charges be?

[d2bets]

Need more details. Was she sleeping or something?

[MendozaLine]

Criminal offense.

Lets just say, something very similar took place at a high school party I was at 4 or 5 years ago.

[sickler]

Need more details. Was she sleeping or something?

My understanding is during a party if you pass out when the party is still on, you get teabagged as punishment for being a woos. This happens to males and females. She was passed out, underage drinker I presume

[Iced]

Not sure of the exact chargers but the alleged kids who committed the crimes won't likely go to jail, but they will likely be required to register as sex offenders.

[sickler]

Criminal offense.

Lets just say, something very similar took place at a high school party I was at 4 or 5 years ago.

What could the charge be?

[d2bets]

What could the charge be?

Sexual assault

[DrIn$entive]

What could the charge be?

Indecent assault.

[sickler]

Sexual assault

The thing is it's just a person's ballsack that's exposed. The dick isn't.

BTW, I don't believe the guy's balls were touching the girl's face. Close to it.

[brucethebear]

What could the charge be?

Sexual assault.
This happened during Oz Big Brother several years back (which lead to it being axed at the end of the season).

[robzilla]

At someone point people have to be held responsible for being passed out drunk. If there was no contact, the person cant be changed. If i invite someone to my home and take a pic of them passed out drunk with my balls near thier face, no crime is commited. the person couldve left at anytime.

Teabagging is just being a good host.