NY Daily News
A 16th birthday party invitation that went viral on Facebook ended in rioting and the arrest of 34 people in the small Dutch town of Haren. Windows were shattered, shops looted, a car set ablaze and streets left in chaos, after the Friday night melee,...
GMA News
Riot police broke up crowds of youths who turned violent in a Dutch town late on Friday after several thousand people descended on the community following an invitation to a birthday party posted on Facebook, Dutch media reported. Media reports...
The Age
Netherlands has degenerated into riots and chaos, with at least six injured and 20 youths arrested after a Facebook invitation went viral. Several thousand teenagers rampaged in streets early yesterday, Dutch time, plundering shops and vandalising...
The Globe & Mail
Helene Campbell, double-lung transplant recipient smiles during a news conference announcing Facebook would allow users to indicate their donor status in Ottawa, Sept. 18, 2012. Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press Watch Retail Scum ran amok in our town,...
Associated Press
Police and prosecutors say they are investigating how rioting erupted after thousands of revelers descended on a small Dutch town for a party that was inadvertently advertised on Facebook. Authorities say 34 people were arrested Friday night and in...
Mail Online UK
22 September 2012 Riot police were forced to break up crowds at a teenager's 16th birthday party after 3,000 people turned up because she left the Facebook event invitation open. There were reports of six people hurt, three seriously, as shops were...