In a twist of events, two teenagers in Deltona, Florida, found themselves on the wrong side of the law following an act of mistaken identity. The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office (VSO) responded to a vandalism report where they encountered two teenage girls who had vandalized a neighbor's car, believing it belonged to one of the teen's ex-boyfriend. This misguided attempt at revenge led to serious legal repercussions for both individuals.

The incident unfolded late one night when deputies were called to investigate a vandalism complaint. Upon arrival, they discovered two teenage girls, aged 18 and 16, near the scene. Notably, one of the teens had yellow spray paint stains on her clothing. The older teenager admitted to officers that she was upset with her ex-partner and, together with her friend, decided to take matters into her own hands by spray-painting and throwing eggs at what they thought was his vehicle. Unfortunately, their target turned out to be a neighbor's property.

The aftermath of this impulsive decision was severe. The 18-year-old faced multiple charges including criminal mischief, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, possession of alcohol under the legal drinking age, and driving under the influence. Law enforcement noted that she was operating a vehicle with visible open containers of alcoholic beverages. Her younger companion was charged with possession of marijuana exceeding 20 grams, which was found in her possession. Additionally, authorities recovered various items from the scene, such as an empty bottle of Crown Royal, a weighing scale, and a can of yellow spray paint.

This unfortunate incident highlights the importance of thinking before acting and the potential legal ramifications of impulsive decisions. Both teenagers now face significant consequences for their actions, serving as a cautionary tale about the need for responsible behavior and clear judgment.