The Nampa Police Department put out a Facebook post condemning social media challenges that have kids vandalizing schools and smacking teachers.

"TikTok fame will not protect [children] from court dates, fines, restitution, community service and potentially jail time," Nampa PD said.

The "devious licks" social media challenge urges kids to post videos of vandalizing schools. This trend led to damaged schools nationwide.
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