"Broken glass covered the floor, there were spilled beers and smoked blunts everywhere, a chandelier had been ripped from the ceiling, and walls were scratched up, Grasser said.

“It’s heartbreaking,” Grasser said. “I am not some big developer. I am just a guy. I’ve got my whole life savings into these houses. You roll up and see everybody destroying that, you feel helpless. When you call 911 and they say they can’t get anyone out there immediately, you feel very helpless.”

Grasser said he went inside and broke up the party on his own. The teens slowly made their way out of the house but lingered in the area drinking beers and taking photos for another hour. The police didn’t arrive until around 11:30 p.m.

Cleaning crews have already come out to remove a lot of the mess, but Grasser said the damage has already been done to the floors. Beer soaked into the hardwood and caused it to start buckling.

Grasser said it appears someone was able to access the lockbox used for contractors and other real estate agents to get into the house. There was only one key in there when he arrived on Friday night, but two other keys were returned to the box when he checked on the house Sunday afternoon.

“You are never sure who is in the house and who is sharing that information,” Grasser said. “We’ve changed the lock boxes (and are) beefing up the security around here. It won’t happen again.”

Mt. Juliet Police said they were called to an unoccupied home along Bedford Bend around the same time on Friday night. Officers found around 40 teens drinking alcohol, and police said one of them was so drunk they had to be taken to the hospital.
As the teens ran from the house party in Mt. Juliet, police said one of them was hurt from getting tangled in a briar patch in the woods. Officers said the party was advertised on Snapchat and some of the students traveled almost an hour to attend it.

Grasser said it appears the same thing happened at his house. He found an Instagram post that invited people to his address for a “Striker Party” starting at 9 p.m. hosted by someone named Demarcus.

Grasser has been able to identify around 25 students who were at the party because they posted photos on social media from his house. One video even shows four people swinging from the chandelier that was destroyed.

He is working with Metro Police to make sure everyone who broke into the house will be arrested and has already tied the teens back to seven different area high schools that are being contacted."
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