Photo by: Walton County Sheriff’s Office
A Florida sheriff came up with a punishment that fit the crime after deputies say six teenage boys were caught egging homes and cars in a panhandle neighborhood.
According to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office, a few weeks ago, six teens got themselves in a sticky situation after buying a dozen eggs.
Investigators say the boys used the eggs as projectiles to decorate houses and cars.
Deputies tracked the teens down and authorities came up with a punishment that matched the crime, according to WSCO.
nstead of facing criminal charges, WCSO says the teens had to take part in an all-day car wash, reporting for duty alongside their parents at 6:30 a.m.
Deputies say the teens washed the victim’s cars, patrol cars, fire trucks and any other vehicle that stopped by for free.
In a social media post, the sheriff’s office stated, “While we strongly believe in solving crime, we also believe in solving problems. We’re here if you need us.”
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Source: fox13news
