What really happened at the Texas pool party...

Posted: Jun 11, 2015

job after throwing a black teenager in a bikini to the ground at a pool party was sent there to deal with a racially-charged all-women brawl and scores of gatecrashers, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Officer Eric Casebolt - who was first to arrive at the scene after 911 calls - resigned from McKinney Police last night after mounting protests over his actions, which were caught on camera. But Daily Mail Online can disclose the full extent of the violence and disorder he was dispatched to deal with after a 911 call by residents concerned after gatecrashers arrived and fighting broke out at the party - with the party organizer Tatiana Rhodes involved in a brawl. More than 100 teenagers had already gatecrashed the private pool party in McKinney, outside Dallas, when violence erupted. They had received the invitation on social media and the numbers who arrived from across the city rapidly filled up the area, where local residents had been enjoying the sunshine by the pool with their children. Organizer Rhodes, 19 - who describes herself as a 'promoter' - would only have been officially allowed to bring in two guests herself and two on her mother's pass. But as concern mounted among residents about the numbers who had turned up for the event, billed as a cook-out, a brawl broke out in which Rhodes, who is black, alleges she was racially abused by two white women - a claim one of them denies. Video footage posted on Twitter by local user Miles shows the party planner apparently fighting with the women and pulling the hair of one of them. ;