Plainfield police halt homecoming prank by seizing 650 toilet rolls in ‘Operation Clean Sweep’

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Plainfield, Illinois police confiscated 650 toilet paper rolls in an overnight operation dubbed ‘Operation Clean Sweep’ after reports of masked groups targeting homes near Plainfield North High School during homecoming week. The stash, valued jokingly at $1,708.66, was displayed as officers warned that homecoming pranks can lead to criminal charges and disrupt the community; multiple calls for service and property damage were reported, though no arrests were immediately detailed as the department urged residents to be respectful and focus on safety.
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- Police Seize 650 Toilet Paper Rolls Meant for Homecoming Pranks in ‘Operation Clean Sweep’ People.com
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