Thread: New Online Prank: Teens are Coughing on Store Produce and Posting the Video Online

New Online Prank: Teens are Coughing on Store Produce and Posting the Video Online


March 20, 2020



Purcellville, Virginia police released a statement on Facebook on an incident in the area at a local grocery store. Juveniles filmed themselves coughing on produce at the store and posting the video online.


The Washington Examiner reported:

Idle teenagers are participating in a “disturbing trend” of coughing on grocery store produce and posting their pranks online as the nation fights the coronavirus, which is known to spread from human “droplets” spraying from mouths.


The latest incident occurred in the Washington exurb of Purcellville, Virginia, some 55 miles from the White House.

According to a Purcellville Police Department report, “An incident occurred at a local grocery store involving juveniles reportedly coughing on produce, while filming themselves and posting it on social media.”


The report said that the store, identified on social media as Harris Teeter, immediately removed the items and cleaned up the area. The police said, “The grocery store immediately removed the items in question, and has taken appropriate measures to ensure the health of store patrons.”


On a community Facebook page, one woman who said she witnessed the event wrote, “Punk teenagers are hitting the grocery stores, coughing all over the produce and the grocery items — filming it and posting it to YouTube. It scared the hell out of one elderly woman who was just trying to grocery shop. Why the hell aren’t these people keeping their teens home??? This is not summer vacay!”

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Trending: Out-of-control teenagers coughing on grocery store produce

March 20, 2020

Paul Bedard

Idle teenagers are participating in a “disturbing trend” of coughing on grocery store produce and posting their pranks online as the nation fights the coronavirus, which is known to spread from human “droplets” spraying from mouths.


The latest incident occurred in the Washington exurb of Purcellville, Virginia, some 55 miles from the White House.


According to a Purcellville Police Department report, “An incident occurred at a local grocery store involving juveniles reportedly coughing on produce, while filming themselves and posting it on social media.”


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The report said that the store, identified on social media as Harris Teeter, immediately removed the items and cleaned up the area. The police said, "The grocery store immediately removed the items in question, and has taken appropriate measures to ensure the health of store patrons."


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On a community Facebook page, one woman who said she witnessed the event wrote, “Punk teenagers are hitting the grocery stores, coughing all over the produce and the grocery items — filming it and posting it to YouTube. It scared the hell out of one elderly woman who was just trying to grocery shop. Why the hell aren’t these people keeping their teens home??? This is not summer vacay!”


The police investigating the case said that there is a national trend by teenagers to cough on food and film it.


“We are asking for parental assistance in monitoring your teenagers’ activities, as well as their social media posts to avoid the increase of any further such incidents. We have learned that this appears to be a disturbing trend on social media across the country, and we ask for help from parents to discourage this behavior immediately,” said the police.

In the past two weeks, schools around the nation have closed as authorities deal with the virus.

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Grocery stores, Malls, Wal-Mart should NOT allow any children under the age of 18 in our stores.

They need to be home! Shame on you parents.

People need to get their supplies and get OUT of the stores as quickly as possible. The less people shopping, not clogging up the isles, the better!

If you need supplies, parents can order on-line and get the drive up pick up.

I knew these brats would be allowed to run rampant through our malls and grocery stores by these irresponsible parents.