A group of Oklahoma State University students was told to leave a rental property in Florida during spring break after complaints about disruptive behavior, according to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office.
In a social media post, the sheriff’s office said deputies responded to repeated calls about noise and rowdy activity at the property. Officials said the students were ultimately asked to vacate the home by property management.
The agency noted the same location had drawn attention days earlier when another group, identified as students from Louisiana State University, was also told to leave.
Authorities said the goal is to protect the quality of life for residents and warned visitors who cause disturbances could face eviction, arrest or both.
No charges have been reported in connection with the incident involving the Oklahoma State students.
