Teenagers appear in doors in the apparent TIKTOK Challenge

Excelsior, Minn -The police in West Metro examines a social media prank that puts some homeowners in the foreground.

The South Lake Minnetonka police are used for excelsior, Greenwood, Shorewood and Tonka Bay. They confirm that detectives examine at least three cases of so -called “turkick challenges” on social media.

It is a shoot on the old thing dong ditch prank, but instead of ringing the doorbell and running away, the suspects try to penetrate doors.

Chuck Wilson said that a week ago he caught the suspects on his surveillance camera and the noise frightened him and his wife.

“We thought something had pushed into the door like a deer,” said Wilson. “I came out, Cheryl’s heart beats one mile per minute and they are gone.”

Neighbors say that the suspects have beaten more than a dozen houses and there are more video to prove it.

“When I got out of here, they had already hit a few other houses and the police had search lights and they took the street on the street and around the children,” said Wilson.

The police say that they still don’t know who is behind the crime, in which some officials all over the country warn their parents to speak to their children. They say that there could also be criminal charges – or worse.

“The feeling was when they knock on the wrong door, they could shot,” said Wilson.

It was only this week that the police in Virginia replied to a burglary and arrested a man because he allegedly fired and killed an 18-year-old whose friends had recorded the same prank for a Tikok video.

“We thought someone would steal something here,” said Wilson. “We now understand that it is a prank, but it could have serious effects.”

Wilson said that footprints still stay on his front door.

Other homeowners say that they want the suspects to take on responsibility for their actions or have been subjected to charges. The South Lake police confirmed that there are damage to property.

There are more than four suspects in the videos and some have covered their faces, wear a paintball gun and drive a certain golf car.