In recent months, there has been a disturbing trend of young people storming into people's homes and robbing them while the residents are there. These so-called "flash home invasions" are being organized on social media, especially TikTok, and are becoming more and more common.

In one recent incident, a group of teenagers entered an apartment in the Bronx and demanded money from the occupants. When the occupants refused, the teenagers began ransacking the apartment and stole several items, including a TV. The occupants were not injured, but the incident was nonetheless terrifying.

Flash home invasions are a relatively new phenomenon, but they are growing in popularity, especially among young people. In most cases, the perpetrators are teenagers or young adults who use social media to coordinate the robberies. Often, they will target a specific apartment building or neighborhood and then post the address and time of the robbery on social media.

These flash home invasions are often violent and can be extremely dangerous for the victims. In many cases, the perpetrators are armed with knives or other weapons and are not afraid to use them. In some cases, the victims have been seriously injured or even killed.

If you are a victim of a flash home invasion, it is important to call the police immediately and to cooperate with the investigation. It is also important to be aware of the signs that a flash home invasion is being planned, so that you can take steps to protect yourself and your property.

https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2022/07/10/flash-home-invasions-new-trend

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"Teenagers"

"Young adults"

"Teens"

it's all so tiresome

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TikTok went from banning fats blacks and uglies to banning right wing speech

Surprise, the problem is inside the house, not outside

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