Hey yall wanted to approach this situation with the upmost compassion, so sad to hear about someone’s experience after they left a party. I tried to reach out but unfortunately was blocked. My heart goes out to this person and I am grateful they have a platform online to speak their truth❤️

I initially planned to stitch it, but since I’m blocked and have no direct contact with them, this is the only way I can respond. While I can’t speak on or control what happened after they left, I do want to clarify a few things regarding our party that night. The event in question was not a wild, out-of-control party—it was organized solely to be filmed, with strict security measures in place to ensure a safe environment. Every guest was on a list, and they were not. I’m not sure how they got in, but security asked them to leave multiple times because they were making others uncomfortable. Despite this, they repeatedly returned and lingered even after the event was over. I later learned about their experience and immediately offered to help in any way I could through a mutual friend, as I had no direct contact with them. From the Ring camera footage (which I told them I could send anytime—I never withheld it), it shows them on their phone for about a minute while security, who was shutting everything down, asked them to find a way home. They still had their phone at that time. The event was strictly Uber to and from. Regarding the claim about a restraining order—there isn’t one. I have no idea where that came from. As for the comment about me when their manager came to pick up a phone, I genuinely don’t know where that came from either. Their manager showed up unannounced, asked for a phone, and I handed them one from where I keep lost-and-found items. Later, someone else said they lost a phone of the same color, but by then, I had already given it to the manager. I can only speak on what I personally know and can verify. I was focused on filming and went to bed while security handled the closing. When I throw an event, it’s friends-only, with security in place to keep it safe. It’s only designed for content. No matter how secure I make an event, I can’t control what happens once people leave. If they ever reach out, I’m happy to help in any way I can.

I initially planned to stitch it, but since I’m blocked and have no direct contact with them, this is the only way I can respond. While I can’t speak on or control what happened after they left, I do want to clarify a few things regarding our party that night. The event in question was not a wild, out-of-control party—it was organized solely to be filmed, with strict security measures in place to ensure a safe environment. Every guest was on a list, and they were not. I’m not sure how they got in, but security asked them to leave multiple times because they were making others uncomfortable. Despite this, they repeatedly returned and lingered even after the event was over. I later learned about their experience and immediately offered to help in any way I could through a mutual friend, as I had no direct contact with them. From the Ring camera footage (which I told them I could send anytime—I never withheld it), it shows them on their phone for about a minute while security, who was shutting everything down, asked them to find a way home. They still had their phone at that time. The event was strictly Uber to and from. Regarding the claim about a restraining order—there isn’t one. I have no idea where that came from. As for the comment about me when their manager came to pick up a phone, I genuinely don’t know where that came from either. Their manager showed up unannounced, asked for a phone, and I handed them one from where I keep lost-and-found items. Later, someone else said they lost a phone of the same color, but by then, I had already given it to the manager. I can only speak on what I personally know and can verify. I was focused on filming and went to bed while security handled the closing. When I throw an event, it’s friends-only, with security in place to keep it safe. It’s only designed for content. No matter how secure I make an event, I can’t control what happens once people leave. If they ever reach out, I’m happy to help in any way I can.

I initially planned to stitch it, but since I’m blocked and have no direct contact with them, this is the only way I can respond. While I can’t speak on or control what happened after they left, I do want to clarify a few things regarding our party that night. The event in question was not a wild, out-of-control party—it was organized solely to be filmed, with strict security measures in place to ensure a safe environment. Every guest was on a list, and they were not. I’m not sure how they got in, but security asked them to leave multiple times because they were making others uncomfortable. Despite this, they repeatedly returned and lingered even after the event was over. I later learned about their experience and immediately offered to help in any way I could through a mutual friend, as I had no direct contact with them. From the Ring camera footage (which I told them I could send anytime—I never withheld it), it shows them on their phone for about a minute while security, who was shutting everything down, asked them to find a way home. They still had their phone at that time. The event was strictly Uber to and from. Regarding the claim about a restraining order—there isn’t one. I have no idea where that came from. As for the comment about me when their manager came to pick up a phone, I genuinely don’t know where that came from either. Their manager showed up unannounced, asked for a phone, and I handed them one from where I keep lost-and-found items. Later, someone else said they lost a phone of the same color, but by then, I had already given it to the manager. I can only speak on what I personally know and can verify. I was focused on filming and went to bed while security handled the closing. When I throw an event, it’s friends-only, with security in place to keep it safe. It’s only designed for content. No matter how secure I make an event, I can’t control what happens once people leave. If they ever reach out, I’m happy to help in any way I can.

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