2 Florida boys accused of $50K in damage at school library are turned in by their moms

Two young boys accused of causing at least $50,000 in damage at a Florida elementary school library face several charges, including criminal mischief, after their mothers turned them in to authorities.

Two young boys accused of causing at least $50,000 in damage at a Florida elementary school library face several charges, including criminal mischief, after their mothers turned them in to authorities.

Deputies with the Volusia Sheriff’s Office were called to the Friendship Elementary School in Deltona after a fire alarm went off, the office said in a news release Sunday.

Body camera footage released by the sheriff’s office showed that the library was completely wrecked. Broken pieces of furniture and books were scattered across the library floor, and a glass door had been shattered.

The sheriff’s office released photos of the suspected vandals and asked for the public’s help in identifying them.

The library at Friendship Elementary after it was vandalized Volusia County Sheriff's OfficeIn a post on Monday, the office provided an update and said the boys’ mothers turned them in. The boys are 12 and 13 years old.