LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -- Police ticketed a 39-year-old woman this week after she allegedly drove seven kids to a teacher's home to toilet paper it.
A seventh-grade English teacher at Pound Middle School told police that over the weekend, the outside of her house, yard, trees and driveway were vandalized with toilet paper, syrup, adhesive tape, dishwashing soap and eggs. A message directed at her was written on her driveway.
Four 13-year-olds and three 12-year-olds who attend Pound were referred to the Lancaster County Attorney's Office for possible charges.
And police ticketed the mother of one of the 12-year-olds on suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of minors. Police said she drove the girls to the teacher's house, knowing they intended to vandalize the home.
A seventh-grade English teacher at Pound Middle School told police that over the weekend, the outside of her house, yard, trees and driveway were vandalized with toilet paper, syrup, adhesive tape, dishwashing soap and eggs. A message directed at her was written on her driveway.
Four 13-year-olds and three 12-year-olds who attend Pound were referred to the Lancaster County Attorney's Office for possible charges.
And police ticketed the mother of one of the 12-year-olds on suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of minors. Police said she drove the girls to the teacher's house, knowing they intended to vandalize the home.