'Senior Queens' Pull First-Day-Of-School Prank With Dog Feces, Toilet Paper

CARTERSVILLE, GA -- A first-day-of school prank left a Bartow County mother's property littered with toilet paper, shaving cream, dog feces and paper plates with degrading messages about her daughter.

The woman's home on Miltons Walk SE was the site of the prank, which she believed occurred sometime between Aug. 1 and Aug. 2. According to an incident report released by the Bartow County Sheriff's Office, the woman said she went to bed around 9 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 1 and her property was not damaged.

However, when she woke up the following morning, she discovered someone "covered her trees with toilet paper, scattered shredded paper all over the yard and vehicles, covered her driveway with shaving cream, placed stickers all over the residence and threw dog waste on the windows," according to the report.

She also said someone took paper plates and covered them with photos of her daughter, and wrote various expletives and degrading comment about the child, the report adds. Those plates were also scattered across the yard (SIGN UP: Get Patch's Daily Newsletter and Real Time News Alerts. Or, if you have an iPhone, download the free Patch app).

"There was a note on the front porch that said, 'Have a GREAT first day of high school and don't forget your beads, love always your senior queens'," the report adds.

The resident, who said her daughter attended Cartersville High School, said Aug. 2 was the first day of school for her child. She also said it would cost about $300 to repair the damage to her property.

Bartow County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Sgt. Jonathan Rogers, who said the investigation remains active, said detectives are working with school administrators to identify those who are responsible for the incident.

"The repercussions are unknown at this time and will be determined by the case investigator," he added.

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