Texas 'Affluenza' teen being investigated after beer pong video surfaces

FILE - In this December 2013 image taken from a video by KDFW-FOX 4, Ethan Couch is seen during his court hearing in Fort Worth, Texas. The family of Couch, who killed four people in a drunken wreck, will pay a fraction of the cost of court-ordered treatment as part of his probation sentence. (AP Photo/KDFW-FOX 4, File) less FILE - In this December 2013 image taken from a video by KDFW-FOX 4, Ethan Couch is seen during his court hearing in Fort Worth, Texas. The family of Couch, who killed four people in a drunken wreck, will pay a ... more Photo: TEL Photo: TEL Image 1 of / 11 Caption Close Texas 'Affluenza' teen being investigated after beer pong video surfaces 1 / 11 Back to Gallery

A Texas teen on probation for four counts of intoxication manslaughter may have just gotten himself in more trouble.

A video showing people playing beer pong posted to Twitter this week allegedly features Ethan Couch, the teen whose 2013 "affluenza" defense kept him out of jail after he admitted to crashing into an SUV and killing four people after drinking. Couch's probation states he cannot drive, drink alcohol or use drugs.

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The video was uploaded by a user who said, "ya boy ethan couch violating probation. i got more if you want," and tagged the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office as well as the City of Burleson.

Officials concluded Couch had been drinking June 15, 2013, before he crashed into a 24-year-old woman with a broken-down vehicle and three people who were helping her.

A judge sentenced the then-16-year-old to 10 years' probation and required him to attend rehab after it was determined he had so-called "affluenza," a side-effect of having too much money and not enough guidance from his parents.

A judge will now decide if the now 18-year-old violated his probation.

"He's allowed due process at every level," Tarrant County sheriff's spokesman Terry Grisham told the Dallas Morning News. "[Cases] are not prosecuted or revoked or modified based on hearsay or based on a grainy video that we can't identify someone in."