Masked ‘TV Head’ serial-pranksters left vintage TVs in front of 60 residences and nobody knows why

Masked ‘TV Head’ serial-pranksters left vintage TVs in front of 60 residences and nobody knows why
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2019-8-13 21:02

About 60 residents in a Virginia neighborhood awoke Sunday morning to find vintage TV sets had been left on their property. Footage obtained from several homeowners’ security cameras show a person wearing a mask in the shape of a TV casually setting the appliances down and walking away.

Police believe it to be the work of teenage pranksters. We’ll start with an obvious disclaimer: don’t go sneaking around at night leaving box-shaped objects on people’s property. More than forty-percent of US households have at least one firearm and Virginia is a stand your ground state. If police are correct and…

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