Another 'pop-up party' scheduled for Saturday in Wildwood gets cancelled

Another "pop-up" beach party that was scheduled for Saturday, June 15 in Wildwood was shut down by law enforcement.

The Wildwood Police Department took to social media to inform the city that they are aware of the unsanctioned event and have taken preemptive measures to shut down the party.

These parties are known to take over rental properties and wreak havoc for the businesses in the city. The police encourages all property owners in the city of Wildwood to use extreme precautions when renting during this weekend if the party takes place, the post said.

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"We have taken preemptive measures to prevent this group from organizing this unsanctioned event and have identified the organizers. Due to these preemptive efforts the organizers have cancelled the event on their social media sites. We are working with local and state agencies to promptly shut down this unsanctioned event, if it takes place, and to hold all participants accountable," the Wildwood Police Facebook post said.

Law enforcement and city officials from the Jersey Shore are being proactive to ensure the safety of residents from these popular "link-up" parties promoted on social media.

Wildwood backpack ban

City officials from Wildwood have voted on an emergency ordinance to stop unruly teens and young adults from their bad behavior on the boardwalk.

“When you act a fool, you bring life to bad behavior and were going to react to it, Mayor Ernie Troiano told NBC10.

This newly introduced ban is one of the of the solutions to prevent the rowdy crowds of teens carrying alcohol and weapons on the boardwalk. This ban comes on the heels of a chaotic Memorial Day weekend after the Mayor declared a state of emergency.

The ban goes into effect on Thursday, June 13. Teens and young adults will not be allowed to carry a backpack on the boardwalk from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m.

Anyone wearing a backpack during the restricted time will be given two warnings, written or oral. If you don't comply, you will be escorted to an exit ramp.

This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: Pop-up party in Wildwood gets shutdown by police