( CNN ) -- About 300 teenagers are realizing they picked the wrong place to throw a wild party after breaking into a former NFL player 's second home and causing more than $ 20,000 in damage . Brian Holloway , a former offensive tackle for the New England Patriots , was in Tampa , Florida , over Labor Day weekend when his son told him he was receiving tweets about a party at their home in Stephentown , New York , Holloway said . `` I thought it was a joke , '' he told CNN on Thursday . But Holloway soon realized there was an underage party at his home . `` I 'm looking at these tweets and they 're saying , ' I 'm partying with the NFL . ' ' I 've never seen so much alcohol in my life ' , ' I ca n't wake her up ' , 'Oh we 're being busted . We got ta hide . Get rid of all the drugs . ' `` he said . Holloway contacted police , but by the time they arrived , the damage was done . The partygoers broke and stole multiple items , put holes through walls and spray-painted graffiti throughout the home . `` We had learned that they had broken in , '' Holloway told CNN 's Brooke Baldwin Thursday . `` They used a couple of different ways to enter the house . They broke and kicked in a couple windows . They came in through one back door . They took a ladder and came in through the window . '' `` I blew past furious to what 's important : How do we save these 300 lives that thought this was a good idea ? '' Holloway said . He began a campaign to not only hold the teens responsible , but to also address the problem of teen alcohol and drug use . `` So I used the same technology they did to communicate to them and unveil this conversation that was going on , '' Holloway said . He compiled a list of the tweets and photos from the party to identify the teens , and he created a website , www.helpmesave300.com . `` We have 170 tweets with people and their pictures , so we know who was there just by doing security searches with the sheriffs , '' Holloway said . As a result of his work with law enforcement , he says that 200 partygoers have been identified and the last 100 will be in the next few days . `` We knew some of the kids there because they 've been up to the house before , '' Holloway said recalling gatherings he 's hosted at his home before . `` They just took it to another level . '' Holloway says parents threatened him after he posted pictures of their children online in an attempt to hold them accountable . `` Parents are upset with me when their child was in my house ... taking drugs , using roofies and drinking , and they 're going to be upset with me ? '' he said in disbelief . This week , Holloway invited the teens to be accountable and help clean up his home in preparation for a military personnel picnic planned for this weekend that up to 1,000 people are expected to attend . Fifty volunteers showed up to clean up the home , but only one person who was there actually attended the party . `` Only one student showed up , '' Holloway said in disbelief . `` Is it a statement about us as a community ? If you take our temperature as a community , we get a failing grade . How is there no accountability ? '' Yvonne Keefe , spokeswoman for the Rensselaer County Sheriff 's Office , says a `` large investigation '' is taking place , but no arrests have been made . `` We are working and interviewing , and once we have all the info we will proceed , '' Keefe said . `` When will we see a 15-year-old in a casket from drinking and driving ? '' Holloway asked . `` Then we 'll finally ask what could we have done , and that question will haunt us . ''
Brian Holloway was in Florida when he heard about a wild party at his New York home . The former NFL player says tweets told of teens partying with alcohol and drugs . The partygoers stole property , spray-painted graffiti , caused $ 20,000 in damage , he says . He says 200 partygoers have been identified , and the last 100 will be in the next few days .