Strippers at teen's party lead to mom's arrest
By Jack Maddox, CNN
updated 11:32 PM EST, Wed February 20, 2013

(CNN) -- An upstate New York mother is accused of hiring strippers for her son's 16th birthday party late last year, according to the Saratoga County District Attorney.

Judy Viger, 33, of Gansevoort is charged with five counts of endangering the welfare of a child, District Attorney James Murphy said in a statement. The parents of five teens who attended the party reported the presence of strippers to police.

The complaining parents found out that the strippers had been at the November 3 bowling party through photos posted on Facebook. The parents took the pictures to the South Glens Falls police, who then started taking witness statements, the district attorney's statement says.

One of the photos distributed by the district attorney's office shows Viger receiving a lap dance from one of the hired dancers; another picture shows a young male with another nearly nude dancer on top of him with her legs around his head.

"As difficult as it may be for us to have to weigh in on these kinds of cases, certainly exposing the unsuspecting children to this sort of 'entertainment' goes beyond the pale when it comes to what is appropriate for 14, 15 and 16 year old child," Murphy said in the statement.

CNN affiliate WRGB visited the Viger home and encountered a man who said the family "was not making statements at this time."

CNN's calls to Viger, her attorney and the adult entertainment company that provided the dancers were not immediately returned.

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five counts of endangering the welfare of a child

What "danger"? Dirty thoughts? They're strippers, not prostitutes.

another picture shows a young male with another nearly nude dancer on top of him with her legs around his head.

They're objecting to the lunch menu?

"As difficult as it may be for us to have to weigh in on these kinds of cases, certainly exposing the unsuspecting but delighted children to this sort of 'entertainment' goes beyond the pale when it comes to what is appropriate for 14, 15 and 16 year old child," Murphy said in the statement.

Get real people. All these kids probably went out and balled their girlfriends or settle into a quiet evening of watching computer porn after the party. Having the peelers there probably wasn't a good idea but certainly shouldn't have been illegal.

"A more appropriate and legal entertainment would have been something with violence, blood and gore.
A dressed-up chainsaw massacre guy with splattering blood, two kids armed to the teeth and yelling "Just kidding" after their performance with assault rifles, there's much more appropriate party fun I can think off," Murphy added.