15-year-old student's arrest linked to banned TikTok challenge after police locate video of crime
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A Florida teen has been arrested in connection to a viral trend dubbed “devious licks” in which kids film themselves destroying and stealing school property, to later share the footage on the popular video sharing app, TikTok.
Two soap dispensers, valued at $45 each, had been removed from the wall with one dispenser found in a restroom sink. The other was missing. Tik Tok trend 'Devious Licks' leads to property damage at DMV schools https://t.co/NeYwZh3dj2
Bartow H.S. SROs were aware of the trend, according to the BPD. They launched an investigation and located witnesses.
"During the course of their investigation, they did locate the suspect and arrested him for Criminal Mischief and Theft," the BPD said. "The suspect noted he did the damage to look 'cool' and take part in the social media trend. A video of him with the stolen property was located."
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