One Guelph teen reportedly got taught an expensive lesson after a prank went wrong.
Guelph police said they were called to a home near Kortright Road around 10 p.m. on Wednesday.
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They said four teenagers were riding their bikes when one of them stopped, picked up a lawn ornament, and threw it at a house.
They said the ornament broke a window, causing about $1,500 in damages.
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After identifying the boy, officers spoke to him in front of his parents.
Police said no criminal charges will be laid but the 16-year-old will have to pay for the damage and complete a diversion program.
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