Up to 200 teenagers broke into an $8 million Florida mansion to throw a raucous party and boxing match, then posted the evidence on social media

• Teenagers broke into a mansion and threw a party.

• The party includes a boxing match.

• The police in Florida were looking for the culprits.

Police in Florida are looking for a group of teenagers who broke into a mansion and threw a party that turned the foyer into a boxing ring.

There was a noise complaint in the early hours of last Saturday and police from the sheriff's office were called.

Police posted evidence of the party on social media, even though most of the party-goers had left the scene.

The videos show a rowdy party attended by a crowd of teenagers. The crowd of young people filmed the fight between the two boys and cheered and chanted.

The pictures show the teenagers playing music, relaxing in recliner chairs, and wearing expensive looking rings.

There was an estimated 150 to 200 teens at the party.

A home on Blackwater Street is for sale. The owners were away at the time of the party.

An open house party is not allowed. An open house party in a home is a crime.

It's a complete violation of a person's home that you can't put a price on. When someone goes into your closet, tries on your clothes, and uses your bathroom, you don't have a dollar amount attached to it.

Anyone with information about the party is asked to come forward by the sheriff's office.

You are asked to come forward if you were at the party and know who sent the flyer.

Some of the teens in the videos have been identified but no one has been charged.

She said that most of the people under the age of 21 knew they shouldn't have been there.

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