Teens Trash Ex-NFL Player's Home
LAURIE SEGALL, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Broken windows, widespread graffiti, stolen family treasures, 300 high schoolers broke into former NFL player, Ryan Holloway's 200-acre estate. They threw a party while he was away, but Holloway watched it unfold live on Twitter. (on camera): So you were on vacation in Florida and your home was being vandalized. People were partying in your home and you watched it all unfold online, right?</s>BRIAN HOLLOWAY, FORMER NFL PLAYER: Sure. I was following the tweets and you could see the conversation go from this is the greatest party ever. I can't believe we broke in here, look at all these people drinking, this is amazing. Look at her, she drank too much. Look, we can't even wake her will up, who cares. To my God, the cops are here. Run to the woods and get rid of all the drugs.</s>SEGALL (voice-over): It's $20,000 worth of damage.</s>HOLLOWAY: You know, the carpets were soaked, I walked on them and they would squish like a sponge, and could you could tell from the smell in the room. I mean, it's beer, liquor, vomit, urine, and all that went down.</s>SEGALL: Holloway took matters into his own hands, publicly posting the names and tweets online, a call for parents to take note.</s>HOLLOWAY: What was going on in these 300 kids' minds and how this made sense, how did we get so far off track. Where are we now? And what do we do to get moving in the right direction.</s>SEGALL: Some of the kids that broke in new Brian's son growing up.</s>BRIAN HOLLOWAY JR.: A lot of people are saying please take my picture off like I don't deserve this, I need to go to college. But the thing is, we offered them a chance to come and redeem themselves the next day, only one student showed up to help clean up the mess.</s>SEGALL: But the former NFL player feels like it's time it for a digital wake-up call.</s>HOLLOWAY: This is happening right now. I'm telling you right now there are kids across this country are planning the same sort of flash party and they're tweeting and communicating about it right now. And it's going to go down tomorrow. I assure you and so this is a shout out to all those other parents and community member, you need to it take a good look at this and determine how you're going to go about dealing with this issue.</s>SEGALL: Laurie Segall, CNN Money, New York.</s>BURNETT: We're rooting for him because he is absolutely right. Still to come, has the pope gone too far? The Holy Father makes some strong comments today and conservative Catholics are fighting back hard. Plus a controversy paradox, showing sympathy for those with PTSD or making security clearance tougher to obtain. Is that choice making America unsafe? And then this car chase comes to a violent he said, but the crime did not stop there. And the shout out tonight, an attempted theft thwarted. We love this. A 75-year-old woman was nearly knocked to the ground after her purse was stolen. Fortunately, the suspect didn't get very far. A local delivery man stopped the suspect, other men jumped him, holding him up the police could arrive. Shout out goes to those men for stepping in and helping somebody who needed it.