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PUYALLUP, WA - Social media and alcohol just don't mix. On Sunday night, a group of kids apparently broke into a Puyallup middle school while drinking and then shared the escapade on Snapchat, according to police. On Sunday night, someone called police to report receiving Snapchat messages showing a group of kids inside a portable unit at Aylen Junior High. Unlike an email or text, Snapchat messages are encrypted and disappear soon after they are sent - that means <a href="https://www.huffingtonpost.com/diana-graber/what-parents-dont-get-abo_b_9291256.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">there's no evidence left behind</a>. When police arrived, they found a window open on one of the portables. But there was no one inside either the portable or the main school building. Soon after, police located a group of kids across West Pioneer at Maplewood Elementary School. The police returned the kids to their parents. However, police are forwarding minor-in-possession charges to the prosecutors office. There's no app to make intoxication disappear - yet.Photo by Richard Drew/Associated Press

PUYALLUP, WA - Social media and alcohol just don't mix. On Sunday night, a group of kids apparently broke into a Puyallup middle school while drinking and then shared the escapade on Snapchat, according to police.

On Sunday night, someone called police to report receiving Snapchat messages showing a group of kids inside a portable unit at Aylen Junior High. Unlike an email or text, Snapchat messages are encrypted and disappear soon after they are sent - that means <a href="https://www.huffingtonpost.com/diana-graber/what-parents-dont-get-abo_b_9291256.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">there's no evidence left behind</a>. When police arrived, they found a window open on one of the portables. But there was no one inside either the portable or the main school building.

Soon after, police located a group of kids across West Pioneer at Maplewood Elementary School. The police returned the kids to their parents. However, police are forwarding minor-in-possession charges to the prosecutors office. There's no app to make intoxication disappear - yet.Photo by Richard Drew/Associated Press

Kids Share Puyallup School Break-In On Snapchat

One of the people who saw the Snapchat messages called police. 