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Illinois police seize 650 rolls of toilet paper from teens planning homecoming prank

Department posts photo of haul and cites over $1,700 'street value' for confiscated rolls.

newest coverage 2d agosummary written 2d ago6 pieces Newswires

What to know

  • Illinois police confiscated 650 rolls of toilet paper intended for a homecoming school prank from teenagers.
  • The department publicly posted about the seizure with a claimed street value exceeding $1,700 for the rolls.
  • The incident drew coverage across multiple regional news outlets.

“A police department in Illinois seized 650 rolls of toilet paper from teens planning a homecoming prank, posting a photo of the haul and citing an 'estimated street value' of over $1,700.”

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    1. 3 outlets first by MassLive, 2d ago · also PennLive, The Oregonian · read ↗