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An impromptu Pink Floyd cover band concert held Saturday night on the front lawn of a Rumson home and attended by about 30 middle-aged adults was busted by police who warned the public about hosting similar get-togethers that violate Gov. Phil Murphy’s ban on social gatherings amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Officers were called to the area of Blackpoint Road near Wood Lane and found two guitarists equipped with microphones and amplifiers who were also broadcasting the concert via Facebook Live. Responding officers were met with comments like “F-the police” and “welcome to Nazi Germany” from the crowd when they were told to leave, according to a Facebook post from the Rumson Police.

The band continued to play until they were advised in the middle of the playing the song “Wish You Were Here” that they must stop the show, police said.

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“The Rumson Police Department takes no enjoyment in ruining (anyone’s) fun,” the post stated. “However we all have a responsibility to take this pandemic seriously and adhere to the social distancing requirement. We also need to be a good role model for our children and be kind and understanding during these times.”

No charges were filed but borough police said they will now have a zero tolerance approach for future “corona-parties” and will charge anyone involved with disorderly conduct.

Officers across the state have been doing just that in the two weeks since Murphy ordered residents to stay home, banned social gatherings, and mandated that non-essential businesses in the state close until further notice in an effort to slow the virus’ spread.

On Saturday state officials announced new entrants into what Murphy has dubbed New Jersey’s “knucklehead hall of shame," including one man who was charged with organizing a basketball game and another who claimed he had the virus and spit on officers after being arrested for alleged domestic violence.

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