This is the wrong kind of book cracking.
Two rotten Florida boys allegedly caused over $50,000 in damages to their school library — and were turned in to police by their own moms, according to officials.
The alleged bad seeds were identified as 12-year-old Felix Cohen Romero and 13-year-old Bentley Ryan Wehrly, who confessed to the outrageous vandalism of the Friendship Elementary library in Deltona, according to a Facebook post from the Volusia Sheriff’s Office.
Chaotic bodycam footage posted to Facebook Sunday showed officers responding to a fire alarm at 1 a.m. — guns drawn as they stumbled through a maze of detritus strewn across several rooms in the quaint school library.
A glass door was shattered, the media center was vandalized, furniture was broken and books were tossed every which way while graffiti was scrawled on doors, the video showed.
The two punks were shown on video surveillance right before breaking into the library, with one boy donning a Monster Energy drink hat and both wearing masks, according to images released by the Volusia Sheriff’s Office.
The hellions then returned to admire their alleged work — and to do some more damage — late Sunday night, setting off the fire alarm in the process, cops stated.
After the video was posted, the mothers of the two boys ratted them out, putting them on the hook for the massive repair bill.
The meek-looking lads appeared in mugshot photos distributed by the sheriff’s office.
One of the rapscallions sports the shadow of a moustache and rocks a messy high ponytail for his first official brush with the law.
The other wears a black shirt and a dour expression.
Each boy is charged with two counts of burglary, two counts of trespassing on school grounds, criminal mischief and theft, the sheriff’s office said.
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