Police shut down Halloween party at $10 million coastal Sydney home
Emergency services were called to a multi-million dollar coastal home on Friday night to break up an out-of-control Halloween party.
Riot police were forced to shut down a chaotic Halloween party at a $10 million eastern suburbs property in Sydney on Friday night.
Emergency services, including police and paramedics, were called to the coastal home on Eastbourne Avenue which overlooks Clovelly Beach, at about 8.50pm following reports of an out-of-control party.
By the time officers arrived, large crowds of party-goers were spilling out of the property and onto the surrounding streets.
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Pictures from the event show revellers dressed in police outfits, Lebron James jerseys and as Breaking Bad characters.
Police arrival brought the event to an abrupt end with authorities claiming the number of attendees required the party to be shut down immediately.
Officers remained present outside the home while teenagers exited and dispersed through the surrounding suburb.
Paramedics set up outside the property to evaluate intoxicated attendees as several teenage girls could be seen slumped over on the kerb.
One teenage girl received treatment for intoxication before being transported to Prince of Wales Hospital for further evaluation.
Despite the scale of the emergency operation and the high number of heavily intoxicated youths present, NSW Police confirmed no arrests were made, and no property damage was recorded.
Officers remained stationed outside the waterfront property until the crowds had left.
