> (they came with a professional sound system)
How do you not see this coming, from a host perspective? Big red flag. How this get anywhere near as far as it did? "Well I figured the professional sound system was going to be fine in my apartment complex."
> Neighbors called the police five times and some partiers left, but most remained and locked themselves inside to continue partying.
If the police want to enter a home, and the owner of the home agrees to it, since when do the people in the home get a say as to whether or not the police can/cannot enter?
AirBnB handled this very poorly, but why is AirBnB fully responsible for this? I get that they're trying to attract people to put their homes on their service, and they offer to be responsible, but why can't Dinulescu go after the idiots who did this to his apartment directly? Why can't AirBnB do that?
How can a person go into another person's home, as a guest, do something like this, and not be held responsible, either civilly or criminally?