LA HABRA HEIGHTS (CBSLA.com) — More than a dozen teens were arrested Wednesday after they allegedly broke into a La Habra Heights home, threw a party and caused more than $1 million in damage, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said.

The alleged incident took place overnight, between Nov. 23 and Nov. 24, when one of the suspects organized the so-called “ghost party” while no one was home, according to L.A. County Sheriff’s Dept. Capt. Timothy Murakami.

“The suspect hosted a party, charged a fee and probably about 100-plus kids or so attended the party,” Murakami said.

“Somebody broke into the house which caused kind of a looting frenzy, and while in the house, they started looting and causing damage.”

According to investigators, many of the suspects posted images of themselves inside the residence on Twitter.

“They were bragging about the party, showing themselves within the residence and carrying stolen property,” Murakami said.

Following a two-week investigation, sheriff’s detectives at the Industry station identified 18-year-olds Nickolas Koontz, Kevin Larios and Andres Uribe, all residents of La Habra, and 13 juveniles, aged 15-17, as suspects.

All of the suspects reportedly live in Whittier or La Habra, and were arrested Wednesday morning for burglary and trespassing after deputies served four search warrants.