# Grand Forks Police Warn of 'Kick the Door' Prank

> Grand Forks police warn about dangerous social media prank where juveniles kick doors.
- Title: Grand Forks Police Warn of 'Kick the Door' Prank | Shortify
- Summary: Grand Forks police warn about dangerous social media prank where juveniles kick doors. Grand Forks police warn residents about a social media trend where…
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- Source: Valleynewslive — https://valleynewslive.com/2026/09/23/grand-forks-police-warn-kick-door-social-media-prank
- Published: 2026-09-23T18:00:58.607+00:00
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## Grand Forks police warn
Grand Forks police warn about a dangerous social media prank after a homeowner reported a juvenile running up to their house, trying the door handle and then aggressively pounding on the door before running away.
## Juvenile reported incident
Officers were dispatched to a residence near the 4600 block of Belmont Road after the incident, the Grand Forks Police Department said.
## Previous reports of similar behavior
The same homeowners previously reported juveniles running up to the home and repeatedly kicking the door before fleeing.
## Social media trend 'kick the door'
Police said the behavior appears tied to a social media trend known as 'kick the door,' in which participants bang or kick on doors and then run away, often while recording video to post online.

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## Police urge parents to discuss risks
The department is urging parents to talk with their children about the risks and potential criminal consequences of taking part in the trend.
## Report incidents to police
Anyone with information about these incidents is asked to contact the Grand Forks Police Department.
## Key takeaway

Grand Forks police warn residents about a social media trend where juveniles kick doors and run away, urging parents to discuss risks with children.