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Wednesday, September 25 2013

A former professional football player is being threatened with lawsuits from parents of teenagers who allegedly trashed his home.

Former Pro Bowler Brian Holloway was staying at his primary residence in Florida when an estimated 300 teenagers crashed his house in New York and held a giant party. The brazen teens then uploaded photos, videos, tweets and Facebook posts of the estimated $20,000 in damages they did to the property.  Holloway responded by publicizing these same photos on his website, www.helpmesave300.com, and publicly pleading with parents and teens to remedy the situation.

According to news reports, rather than apologize to Holloway for their children's behavior, some parents have contacted lawyers to see what, if any, legal remedy may be available. 

“Parents have threatened me,” Holloway said. “Your kids are in my house breaking and stealing my stuff and you are mad at me because I posted pictures that they took and posted themselves of them partying and tearing things up?”

Source: hotair.com

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