"BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- The parents of a 19-year-old UC Berkeley student who died after drowning at a fraternity party last month are now suing the frat for wrongful death. According to Berkeley Scanner, the parents of George Salinas filed the suit Tuesday in Alameda County Superior Court. Salinas was found on Nov. 14 next to the pool of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity."
"He was taken to the hospital and died three days later. RELATED: Cal student dies after suspected drowning during massive party at off-campus fraternity: police The suit claims that over 300 people attended the party -- far over the 200-person limit. It also alleges dangerous conditions, including overcrowding in the pool, slippery surfaces and no lifeguard or sober monitor. The city later cited the fraternity for loud and unruly gatherings."
Parents of 19-year-old George Salinas filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Alameda County Superior Court after Salinas was found on Nov. 14 next to the pool at Alpha Delta Phi. Salinas was taken to the hospital and died three days later. The suit alleges that more than 300 people attended the party, exceeding a 200-person limit, and that dangerous conditions existed including overcrowding in the pool, slippery surfaces, and absence of a lifeguard or sober monitor. The city cited the fraternity for loud and unruly gatherings following the incident.
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