The Brief
- Plainfield police said they intercepted 650 rolls of toilet paper intended for Homecoming pranks.
- The department said residents reported homes and vehicles being targeted with toilet paper, eggs, ketchup and other items.
- Police urged students to celebrate Homecoming without damaging property or creating costly cleanup.
PLAINFIELD, Ill. – Police announced Wednesday they seized 650 rolls of toilet paper intended for Homecoming pranks in Chicago’s southwest suburbs.
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Plainfield Homecoming pranks thwarted
The Plainfield Police Department said officers intercepted the toilet paper leading up to Homecoming this weekend and decided to make the situation “very clear.”
“Homecoming is not a free pass to damage someone else’s property or disrupt their quality of life,” the department said in a Facebook post.…