Police shut down Halloween party at $10 million dollar Sydney home

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Riot police interrupted a Halloween party at a $10 million property in Sydney's eastern suburbs when the gathering turned chaotic and drew large crowds into the streets. The event was forcibly ended as law enforcement intervened to restore order.

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On Halloween night in 2026, riot police shut down a chaotic party at a $10 million mansion in Clovelly, Sydney’s eastern suburbs. The event, which spilled onto surrounding streets and drew around 200 people, including gatecrashers who jumped fences to attend, prompted emergency services to respond. One person was taken to Prince of Wales Hospital for treatment after being found heavily intoxicated, while paramedics treated others for the effects of heavy drinking at the scene. Police escorted remaining partygoers away from the house without making any arrests or recording property damage but stayed on-site as crowds dispersed.

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