They Came Home From A Night Out To Find Three Hundred People Standing In Their Home…

A couple’s celebration of their home renovation takes an unexpected turn when they return to find their million-dollar property turned into a chaotic party scene by hundreds of teenagers.

In celebration of completing their home renovation, Michael Cox and his wife decided to enjoy a night out, not realizing that their newly-improved million-dollar home would soon become the target of a destructive teenage party.

Opting for a night out to unwind after a long day of final touches, the couple had no idea that their absence would pave the way for disaster. A group of teens, initially numbering fifty, broke into the house, and the gathering quickly swelled to around three hundred partygoers, leaving the home littered with trash and chaos in their wake.

Cox expressed his shock in a CBS Denver interview, sharing a video of the teens dancing on countertops and spraying champagne throughout the house. The couple is unsure how their address was discovered but suspects it may have been through a real estate site listing the property for sale at $1,500,000.

The wild party might have continued even longer if not for a distressed 911 call. As the couple returned from their dinner, they were met by Douglas County deputies who informed them about the break-in and subsequent party.

The authorities arrested five teens found hiding in the basement, along with others who had posted videos of the event on social media, charging them with burglary and underage drinking.

Determined to seek justice, Cox stated, “We’re going to go after them with everything we can legally to make this right. I want them prosecuted. I want them arrested. I want them to have to pay for the damage that they’ve done.”

Sadly, this is not an isolated incident. A Toronto real estate agent recently arrived at a listed property only to find it had been used as a party venue for underage teens, resulting in a trashed home filled with broken furniture, beer cans, and cigarette butts. The agent lamented to the Toronto Star, “There was no respect whatsoever for this house.”

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Source: AWM