One Arrested Saturday Night At Infamous Buckhead Party Mansion

ATLANTA -- One man was arrested Saturday night at a Buckhead mansion that has been the subject of hundreds of police calls and complaints. Tosin Oduwole, a nephew of the Garmon Road home's owner, was charged with a noise violation and obstruction, according to police.

According to Channel 2, police have responded to more than 100 calls about noise at the home over the last year. One of the party goers told the station the entire situation was overblown. "It was just a little get-together," one man said. "No social media. No buzz. No celebrities. Nothing."

Another person told Fox 5 said police harassed Oduwole before they arrested him. "And they just came in, told the DJ to turn the music off and harassed the owner," the person said. "We were just hanging out, listening to music, chilling really."

Almost 80 calls have been made to police about loud music and noise at the home over the last two weeks.

The home was built in 1990, according to Realtor.com, and was last sold for $8.5 million in 2009. The mansion was once owned by country music legend Kenny Rogers.

499 Garmon Rd Nw, Atlanta, GA 30327 is a single family home built in 1990. This property was last sold for $8,500,000 in 2009. The median sales price for the Mt. Paran area is $320,000.