Trespass charges for 7 teens in Ray Allen home invasion

CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Charges have been filed against a group of teens who police said walked into the South Florida home of NBA star Ray Allen, reports CBS Miami.

The Florida State Attorney's Office confirmed Wednesday that seven teens face misdemeanor trespassing charges.

Allen and his wife had been critical of the police department's decision not to arrest the alleged intruders, but their attorney Gregory Victor told CBS Miami that Allen is satisfied with the trespassing charges.

Police said Alana Elizabeth Garcia, 18, Jorge Jesus Guerrero, 18, Christian John Lobo, 18, Jonathan Louis Ramirez, 19, Kevin Ramos, 18, Ernesto Romero, 18, and Angel Alejandro, 18, reportedly went into Allen's Coral Gables home around 2:30 a.m. on Aug. 14, entering through an unlocked door.

The group thought no one was home and wanted to explore the basketball star's house, according to police.

The teens were not arrested, because police said there wasn't any intent to commit a crime.

They will receive summonses in the mail and will have to appear in court. If they are found guilty, the teens face a maximum of one year in prison, plus fines.