Arlington County homeowner warns about 'ding-dong ditch' pranks
A northern Virginia man says he?s frustrated by a group of teens who did a version of "Ding-Dong Ditch," banging on his door while dressed in ski masks and running away. He says he?s also worried that something could happen to the kids if they keep this up?and bang on the wrong door.
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Arlington County homeowner warns about 'ding-dong ditch' pranks
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