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Home»News»Florida Boys Cause $50K in Library Damage, Reported by Their Own Mothers, Say Police
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Florida Boys Cause $50K in Library Damage, Reported by Their Own Mothers, Say Police

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In a peculiar case of juvenile delinquency, two boys from Deltona, Florida, have allegedly caused significant damage to their school library, totaling over $50,000. Identified as 12-year-old Felix Cohen Romero and 13-year-old Bentley Ryan Wehrly, the duo’s actions resulted in their arrest after their own mothers reported them to law enforcement. The incident, which took place at Friendship Elementary School, has been widely publicized, with the Volusia Sheriff’s Office sharing shocking details of the vandalism.

The chaos commenced when the boys reportedly broke into the library, leading to extensive destruction. Chaotic body camera footage released by the authorities revealed officers responding to a fire alarm at the school in the early hours. Upon arrival, they encountered a scene of widespread disorder, with shattered glass doors, broken furniture, and scattered books indicative of a significant disturbance. The boys’ antics escalated with their return to the library to further admire their handiwork, inadvertently triggering the fire alarm during this escapade.

Surveillance footage captured the boys during the initial break-in, showcasing one of them wearing a Monster Energy hat and both donning masks. This stark imagery, juxtaposed with the clean and orderly environment of the school, highlights the stark contrast between the boys’ mischievous intentions and the space they invaded. The authorities emphasized the gravity of the situation, detailing the destruction that extended beyond simple vandalism to theft and property damage on a large scale.

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The responsibility for the boys’ actions fell heavily on their shoulders. After realizing the extent of the damage and their children’s involvement, the mothers took the courageous step of informing local law enforcement. This act of accountability underscores the complexities parents face when their children engage in questionable behaviors and the societal expectations surrounding such actions.

Both boys are now facing serious legal repercussions, with charges including burglary, trespassing, criminal mischief, and theft. Their mugshots have been released to the public, revealing a glimpse into their youth and naivety, raising questions not only about their decision-making but also about the factors influencing such behavior at a young age.

This incident serves as a profound reminder of the impact of juvenile actions on the community and the consequences that can ensue. It raises essential discussions on youth behavior, accountability, and the pivotal role of parental guidance in shaping children’s decisions. As this case progresses, the community watches closely, both saddened by the destruction and hopeful for a resolution that fosters growth and understanding.

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