OCTOBER 28, 2006 -- Saturday through Tuesday: the Kanawha County Sheriff's Department will be out in full force in some of the more prank-prone areas of the county.
It's an annual crackdown to take some of the trick out of the treat. Deputies say some of the pranks can cause people to get hurt. Officers will be patrolling through Halloween night in marked and unmarked cars.
They're asking everyone to use common sense this holiday.
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