Orange County

‘They trashed my house’: Teen hospitalized, house trashed after mob of teens ravage Orlando home, homeowner says

ORLANDO, Fla. — A 15-year-old Orlando boy was rushed to the hospital Monday night after he says a group of teens trashed his house and jumped on him.

It happened inside the Homes For Humanity complex near Ivy Lane.

The boy’s mother said her son is recovering from a fractured jaw, but will be OK. Her house on the other hand, she said, is destroyed.

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The destruction was captured on video. A county official was sent the video, which was posted on social media. It shows a group of teenagers busting down her door looking for her 15-year-old son.

“They trashed my house they flipped everything over,” she said.

She said the mob took everything out of her refrigerator and threw it on the floor, cracked and mangled her Christmas decorations, busted walls and turned over tables.

“They stole my kids electronics. My TV is destroyed,” she said.

The mother said her 10-year-old son was hiding in a closet while her 15-year-old jumped out of a window of the 2-year-old home.

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The video shows the angry teens chasing the 15-year-old to a neighbor’s car where they start beating him.

“He was beat by 20, 30 kids. Maybe 40 kids jumped on him,” she said.

The mother said she was gone for just a few minutes to pickup food for her kids when the mob descended on the home.

According to a police report, her son had trouble with one of the kids.

Two 14-years-olds were arrested and charged with home invasion and battery. The video appears to show dozens of teenagers.

Detectives said they are working to identify the other individuals involved.

Karen Parks

Karen Parks, WFTV.com

Karen Parks is a reporter at WFTV.

Sarah Wilson

Sarah Wilson, WFTV.com

Sarah Wilson joined WFTV Channel 9 in 2018 as a digital producer after working as an award-winning newspaper reporter for nearly a decade in various communities across Central Florida.