These Virginia Towns Can Jail, Fine Children Over 12 Who Trick-Or-Treat
There's a town in Virginia that can fine children up to a $100 or jail them for six months, if they go trick-or-treating and are above the age of 12.
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There's a town in Virginia that can fine children up to a $100 or jail them for six months, if they go trick-or-treating and are above the age of 12.
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