Teens smash up cars after wild party shut down in Chelsea Heights The party was shut down about 11pm yesterday after neighbours complained of noise. Picture: Nicole Garmston Source: News Limited NEIGHBOURS have been left rattled after a wild party turned into a vandalism spree in a quiet neighbourhood in Melbourne's southeast. Police were called to the party in Immerset Drive, Chelsea Heights, just before 11pm yesterday after complaints of noise. As many as 80 partygoers aged 16-18 were forced outside as police shut the party down. Four cars in surrounding streets were then smashed up, with the damage including dents in doors and a smashed side mirror. Police spokesperson Kate Millar said more reports could be made as neighbours wake up this morning. "It was raining very heavily last night so people may not have heard anything at the time," she said. Police could not confirm reports the youths were wielding baseball bats during the vandalism attack. One neighbour said the scene was chaotic. "Young guys (were) running up and down the street, screaming, shouting at police," she told 3AW. Other neighbours two doors up from the party house said they heard nothing. We were in bed - we didn't hear anything. We only heard it on the radio this morning," one man said. His cars had not been damaged. There was no answer when the Herald Sun knocked at the party house this morning. There was no remaining sign of damage in surrounding streets. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au.