Police Warn About Halloween: Then the Prank Could Become Criminal
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Trick or treat – or downright criminal? This weekend is Halloween and the police are now issuing a stark warning to parents. Children's harmless pranks can go too far – and in the worst case, be illegal. – You can be guilty of a crime, says police spokesman Adam Isaksson Samara.
"Trick or treat!" is the popular Halloween saying. But what tricks are allowed if there's nothing sweet? And where does the fun end legally? What parents, children and disguised people should know.
On Halloween there are more disputes and vandalism. When fun becomes serious and what the police want to do about it.
TRIER. "Sweet, Saures – or criminal charges?" Also on Halloween rules apply. Not every prank is harmless. When on October 31 again ghosts, witches and vampires roam the streets and "Sweet, otherwise there are Saures!", the horror factor is guaranteed. So that the night does not end in real horror, the police give hints: pranks can be punishable: [...]
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