Police raid Brampton, Ont. house party after 1,500 people show up

[Jesus Malverde]

When you throw a “mansion party,” promote it heavily on social media and 2,000 of your closest friends show up, there’s a good chance it won’t end well.

That’s what happened Friday night when a throng of youth were packed like sardines into a partially-built house on upscale Stanley Carberry Dr. — near Goreway Dr. and Mayfield Rd.

Peel Regional Police quickly shut the house party down before anyone got hurt — but not before some $70,000 damage was done.

“I’m shocked,” Nancy Viveiros said Saturday, as she and her husband stopped by to see the aftermath of the house party their daughter briefly attended.

Gazing at the many broken windows, smashed doors and booze bottles strewn around the property and along the street, the Caledon woman explained her 18-year-old daughter and her friends wisely left the bash soon after arriving.

Read More: http://www.torontosun.com/2014/05/03/police-raid-massive-brampton-house-party

[Orrex]

1. Looks like they tore the balconies off the east and west wings

And they totally fucked up the lawn, the brutes!

[Jesus Malverde]

2. LOLOL

Good catch.

Can you imagine moving into your dream house after every kid in town has partied in there...

[whistler162]

4. Brian Holloway doesn't have to imaging

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/23754594/teens-trash-home-of-exnfl-player-teens-parents-threaten-player

[Lurks Often]

3. The house was never finished according to the article

and had sat empty for several years.

Despite that I doubt the parents of the kid who threw the party are very pleased right now

[RobertEarl]

5. Peasants stormed a castle?

From today's social media comes an event that harks back to the middle ages.

Instead of torches and pitchforks; it's keyboards and LEDs.

Social media.... what a concept. Eh?