A quiet California neighborhood was thrown into chaos over the weekend when a wild, “Project X”-style pool party sparked outrage among nearby residents.
The scene unfolded in a typically calm San Diego suburb, where hundreds of teenagers reportedly flooded a home already known in the area for hosting large gatherings, turning the street into an impromptu rave.
Footage from the night shows crowds of teens spilling across the roadway as loud music blared, with fires allegedly being lit, bottles thrown, and cars seen speeding back and forth through the packed area.
Police were contacted multiple times as the situation escalated. According to one report, a teen suffered a head injury after being struck by an unidentified object and may have been slipping in and out of consciousness.
Neighbors claimed the disturbance was not an isolated incident, saying similar late-night disorder has become a weekly problem in the community.
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“The owner of the house had parties every weekend, started in the beginning of the year,” next-door neighbor Jung Chae told Fox 5 San Diego. And there’s evidence it’s getting worse, residents claimed.
“At first it was not that bad, but then the noise level started to get worse and worse,” a neighbor told the outlet, describing yelling, screaming, and more vehicles than the residential street could handle.
A tenant in the party house has described nightmarish living conditions and a lack of privacy. She said partygoers have opened the door to her room well into the night.
“There is no safety. I am not safe in this place,” the tenant said. “I am looking for a place to move.” Teens have been seen crossing into neighboring properties and scaling fences.
The teenage invasion has families concerned for their safety in an issue they feel is not being addressed.
“We see strangers every weekend not knowing who they are, where they are coming from,” Chae said. “My two kids, I have to protect them. They are scared.”