A house party organized on Facebook by teenage twins descended into chaos on Thursday night with the arrival of hundreds of uninvited revelers. Local police were forced to stop nearby trains when rioters got on the tracks.
It wasn’t the first and it won’t be the last time that teenagers take advantage of their parents being away on holiday and decide to host a party.
But the fifteen-year-old twin brothers in the southern German town of Freiburg may not have known what they were letting themselves in for when they sent out an open invitation on the social networking site.
The guest list swelled from an expected 30-40 guests to around 350 people and it wasn’t long before the party got out of control.
Rioters threw bottles and cans on the street, damaged cars, and destroyed furniture in the hosts’ house and garden. Full story...
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It wasn’t the first and it won’t be the last time that teenagers take advantage of their parents being away on holiday and decide to host a party.
But the fifteen-year-old twin brothers in the southern German town of Freiburg may not have known what they were letting themselves in for when they sent out an open invitation on the social networking site.
The guest list swelled from an expected 30-40 guests to around 350 people and it wasn’t long before the party got out of control.
Rioters threw bottles and cans on the street, damaged cars, and destroyed furniture in the hosts’ house and garden. Full story...
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