Hundreds of teens descend on seaside town for out-of-control house party as locals have cars punched

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Police swooped in to close down an out-of-control house party in West Sussex on Friday evening, after lots of of uninvited youngsters precipitated chaos with locals reporting their cars punched and kicked.

The house party in Worthing is alleged to have spiralled out of management after an invitation to the party was shared on social media, in scenes reminiscent of the film ‘Project X’.

Neighbours reported their cars being kicked and punched through the chaotic scenes, whereas police launched an attraction after an 18-year-old was assaulted at round 10.30pm in South Street.

Pictures taken on the scene present giant crowds of youngsters surrounded by police, whereas others present officers making arrests.

Locals took to social media to complain concerning the disruptive incident within the seaside town, with Facebook person, Zoe Hannah Ellett, posting on-line: “Just drove through and had the side of my car kicked.”

Another person, Lucie Ann, posted: “I had mine punched.”

A spokesman for Sussex Police stated: “Officers have been known as to studies of a bunch of round 100 to 200 individuals inflicting anti-social behaviour following a party at an deal with in Poulters Lane, Worthing at 8.30pm on Friday (23 February).

Police have been rapidly on scene and a Section 34 Dispersal Order was authorised, giving officers and designated police workers the ability to disperse people behaving in an anti-social method.

The party was dispersed and the realm was cleared.

As a end result of his accidents, he was taken to hospital and enquiries are ongoing to establish the suspect.

Witnesses or anybody with any data is requested to contact Sussex Police on-line or name 101 quoting serial 1474 of 23/02.