Wild teen parties spark panic in San Diego as mansions broken into and destroyed in insane videos

Teen ragers are wrecking vacant San Diego homes, leaving owners in horror at their damaged state.Several houses across the county since last August have been burglarized and filled with reckless youths ready to go haywire, NBC San Diego revealed.The homeowners have seen thousands of dollars worth of damage, including from exploding fireworks, ripped-out smoke detectors and human-sized holes.One realtor spoke about her stunned reaction to a party she had no knowledge of until the next morning.“This wasn’t just any party,” Vanessa Munoz said.“They actually lit off fireworks… there were burn marks on the walls and a human-sized hole in the wall.

Like someone got thrown into the wall … the sliding glass door was completely shattered.”“It could have been a lot worse,” Munoz said.“Nobody got hurt.

They didn’t burn down the home.”That party caused $7,000 in damage, but another rager struck a homeowner’s pockets — and heart — much deeper.Retired Navy Lt.Troy Esaki said a teen party caused him a quarter-million dollars in repairs and a lot of emotions.“We’re really heartbroken,” Esaki said.

“It’s been a mixture of emotions, frustration and anguish.A lot of it has been heartache.”San Diego police said they are aware of 15 to 20 illegal vacant house fiestas across the county in the past year.Many of the ragers are organized using social media, and party locations aren’t usually revealed until minutes before they start.

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Never miss a story “They’re saying, ‘Hey, party at this house, $10 cover at the door,’ and so they’re making money,” San Diego Police Lt.Cesar Jimenez told NBC San Diego.

“Once they get in to access the house, they charge...