Party house public housing tenants in breach of rules POSSIBLE BREACH: The house at Marnham St, Acacia Ridge, where a party turned violent. UNCONCERNED: Jordan Fuller was host of a party at Acacia Ridge that got out of control. THE public housing tenants who hosted an out-of-control party in which two police officers were injured and property damaged have been issued with breach notices by the department of housing. But, if they behave themselves for 30 days, Housing Minister Tim Mander says under the current policy, the breach is waived and not taken into account if another incident takes place in the future. Four people, including three teens, were yesterday charged following the wild party on Marnham St, Acacia Ridge on Saturday night. Mr Mander described the current policy as a "toothless tiger" and says the Newman Government is planning to crack down on misbehaving public housing tenants with a new three strike policy, which could see some tenants evicted if they don't change their ways. A council bus was severely damaged and two constables were attacked with bricks during the violence. Both officers were admitted to hospital and received stitches. One suffered a fractured eye socket.