Yeah, made me sad to write this one. Police reports involving teens seem to be getting weirder and weirder lately. What happened to simply toilet papering someone's house for homecoming or something more "normal"?

Does someone TPing your house hurt your feelings, Steve? Does it cause damage to your property? All Sarah is saying is that she would rather teenagers do harmless, old school pranks instead of lighting fires and smoking marijuana. Now please tell me Steve, which is more destructive? Next time a little toilet paper in your lawn causes damage to your property I'd love to hear about it.

Misty Lee....You must be related to Sarah. No one in their right mind would defend such a stupid, assinine remark! The point is not the damage. The points are: Someone needs to climb trees, porches, etc to remove the TP. Point 2....the fine is the going to impact someone. I realize 'Kids will be Kids' but for a journalist to print something like this is totally, and completely, idiotic and irresponsible. THAT IS THE POINT! And by the way....I have never TP'd someone's home nor has any of mine been TP'd. If I had ever caught one of my children doing this, they would be cleaning up the mess and then their punishment would start. I do hope that you are not a parent!!

You are a blasted idiot. I can't even believe this.

What would you do if your kid smoked pot? I'd hate to be your kid drill sergeant.

What IF one of my kids smoked pot? If they were still at home (which they are not) they would undergo random urine test's for one. I will ot condone the use of any drugs. PERIOD! If they were caught again, then an intervention would take place and all efforts available would be utilized to help them understand the dangers. What they do NOW, living in their own homes and living their own lives, absolutely nothing. But they would know right up front not to call me to bail them out. As for being "a blasted idiot"....if your children did damage or in some way went onto someone's property to cause damage or in some way invade that property owners comfort...if you would simply say 'Well, that's okay' then you are indeed the poster child for a bad parent. What gives ANYONE the right to cause damage or "litter" on someone else's property. Once again, you have missed the point of what I said regarding the irresponsible comments of the author (whom has not for good reason) defended her words. Most homeowners would report to the Sheriff's office that their home was TP'd. That responding deputy has much more important things to do than waste time because some parent condones such action (which you and the author seem to do). Enough said from this side! Debating this issue with you is like debating with a 2 year old.