That's a bigger party we've ever thrown.

Owner of the Airbnb rental property in North Texas says he approved a party of seven people.

Not the hundreds who showed up.

Police and Salinas say between 500 and 800 teams.

Jesus.

Flooded the home on Chote Parkway on Saturday after a party was advertised on social media.

There were more than noise complaints.

The police chief said reports of shots fired.

Happened. Men with guns making threats at the front gate, prompting a swift police response.

Officers who arrived on the scene discovered the massive party and moved in as the crowd dispersed,

later hearing multiple gunshots and searching the home. No gunshot victims were found. Two people

were arrested, one on a minor DUI charge and another on an unrelated aggravated assault.

The homeowners in the house was left heavily damaged, broken fixtures, furniture piled in the garage,

blood on sheets and towels. The granite countertop was broken because it looked like kids were dancing on top of those. We were totally shocked, he said. Our question, good or bad? What is your best story from your teen years? 206, 803, rock. I'm just curious, how many kids do you think even attended your high school? Freshman through senior year? Oh, God, not that, maybe my graduating class

was 200. That's what I mean. So probably 650 to 700. Take every single kid in your school,

put them in one house and throw a party. Yeah, we had like 900. I would say we may have had about that

many, but I mean, 500 to 800 kids, just in my mind, I'm like, it's like my entire

high school, just showing up at a house that none of us actually own, right? That's exactly what I'd expect to have. I mean, I'm not trying to just pile on, but I went to a few parties that big. I can remember where they were, laying up seven road. That big. And they ended in gunshots.

Yeah, I was going to say

that seemed to be the norm.

And Grant,

this was like mid to late 80s,

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