Published June 24, 2022 5:23PM SEASIDE, Fla. – Authorities have identified “key players” in the break-in of an $8 million Florida mansion – where a group of more than 200 rowdy teens threw an unsanctioned house party on Friday. “We tracked down the key players in our investigation and will be interviewing them today,” Walton County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Corey Dobridnia told Fox News Digital. “We’re narrowing down today who were the ringleaders and who could be facing charges,” she added. The owners of the Santa Rosa Beach mansion were out of town last Friday when a group of teens broke in and threw a massive rager, helping themselves to thousands of dollars in wine and liquor, including a $1,500 bottle of champagne. FLORIDA HOMEOWNER SPEAKS OUT AFTER TEENS BREAK IN TO $8M MANSION, THROW MASSIVE RAGER Walton County Sheriff’s Office shared Snapchat photo showing teens smiling at illegal Seaside party in burglarized home. (Walton County Sheriff’s Office ) The group hosted an impromptu boxing match in the grand foyer and swiped countless valuables – including a $3,500 Yves Saint Laurent purse and a football signed by former Colts quarterback Peyton Manning. The revelers took videos and photos of the illicit…
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Florida house party: 'key players' identified in break-in of $8 million mansion, authorities
