NY Mother Charged With Endangering Welfare of a Child For Hiring Strippers for Son's 16th Birthday Party

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Reason Staff | 2.20.2013 1:24 PM

What's a boy's 16th birthday party without strippers and lap dances?

A New York mother has been charged with five counts of endangering the welfare of a child after she allegedly hired two strippers to perform lap dances on the guests at her son's 16th birthday party.

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NY Mother Charged With Endangering Welfare of a Child For Hiring Strippers for Son's 16th Birthday Party

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