Teen tries to break into Airbnb being rented by police officers

It was bad enough this teen broke into a property on a boozy night out, but he couldn’t have picked a worse place to pass out in.

A drunken teen in broke into an Airbnb and passed out – only to wake up and find the rental was occupied by three out-of-town cops.

The sheriff’s deputies from Montana were in the Wisconsin city of Milwaukee emergency vehicle training and had been sleeping when they got up and saw the back door of the property open, the New York Post reports.

When they went upstairs, they found the 19-year-old man knocked out cold in one of the beds, they explained in a TikTok video.

A drunken teenager got a shock when he woke up into an Airbnb rented by cops after breaking in the night before. Picture: sheriffk9misty

“This silly guy found the one Airbnb in all of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin, loaded with cops,” one of the deputies said in the viral video. “He woke up in handcuffs.”

The cops called 911 to report the intruder, who explained to Milwaukee police that he had no idea where he was or where he’d come from.

“No, this is a first for that, I’ve woken up in random places,” the teen said in the video in a groggy voice.

The officers shared their experience on TikTok. Picture: sheriffk9misty

The young culprit. Picture: sheriffk9misty

Local cops removed the teen from the property, but he didn’t face any charges or citations. Authorities told broadcast station WKYT that he was just drunk and stumbled into the wrong home.

Charles Pesola, one of the out-of-town deputies, said the teen was actually lucky he broke into a home with cops.

“What if that dude stumbled into a bed with a kid or my wife? I mean, it could have been a different morning, right?” he told the outlet.

The young man managed to get into the property through the night. Picture: sheriffk9misty

The teen escaped charges. Picture: sheriffk9misty

“So, wrong place, wrong time (but) lucky place, lucky time, that there’s dudes that actually know how to handle that.”

He explained that he filmed a TikTok about the experience because he’s trying to show a kinder side of police and that officers are real people just like everybody else.

“Cops have a hard time right now,” he explained.

“And when they can see we’re still having fun and still real people and we’re good, it’s a good thing.”

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission