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Intoxicated teens at Jones Beach concert hospitalized

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Security at Jones Beach told Fox that a lot of teens are showing up drunk or getting drunk in the parking lot in party vans and limos outside the concert venue.

About 20 kids who went to a Wiz Khalifa concert wound up in the hospital Thursday night.

State Parks Police said teens as young as 14 were drinking beer and hard liquor in the parking lot before the concert.

Concert goers say they doubt that'll be the last time.

On Friday, Fox 5 noticed many young people drinking alcohol in the parking lot. Many of them appeared to be underage. Many teens showed up in party vans and limos.

During Friday's concert we did see an officer searching a car.

Parks police PBA representatives, who have been pushing for the hiring of more officers, said during Thursday night's sold-out concert of about 13,000, only about eight officers were assigned to the event, with an additional six brought in later.

No alcohol was sold at the concert itself.

The hospitalized kids will all be OK, according to reports.

The event organizer, Live Nation, had no comment.

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