An apple-throwing stunt in Spokane Valley left a woman’s recently purchased car dented and led police to detain two teenagers, according to The Spokesman-Review.
Just minutes later and not far away, a Spokane Valley police sergeant driving an unmarked patrol car heard his own loud thud against the passenger side of his vehicle, according to The Spokesman-Review. He turned to see two teenagers standing in the front yard of a nearby residence, a property with multiple apple trees growing along its west side.
As the sergeant pulled up with his emergency lights on, the two teens bolted toward the house, the newspaper reported. He managed to detain both suspects, ages 15 and 16, before they could get inside. At least a dozen apples were later found scattered across the roadway, and the sergeant discovered fruit pieces lodged near his own passenger-side door handle, though his patrol car came away undamaged.
Teens Admit They Wanted a Thrill
The teens reportedly told the sergeant they had been throwing apples at passing cars for an adrenaline rush. One apologized, according to the same account…