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Senior pranks are supposed to be legendary.

They are one of those strange, uniquely American high school traditions that give graduating students one last chance to leave their mark before heading into adulthood.

So when a group of Alabama high school seniors decided to target their local police department during Homecoming Week, officers apparently expected something memorable.

Instead, they got a little toilet paper.

And they were not impressed.

The Hartford Police Department in Hartford, Alabama, took to social media after seniors apparently “rolled” the police station Tuesday night.

The department’s first question was brutally simple: “That’s it?”

From there, the officers proceeded to roast the students themselves, even using Gen Z slang terms in the process.

“Respectfully, this might be the most mid rolling in Hartford history,” the department wrote. “The effort was giving ‘my mom said I have to be home by 9.’ Absolutely zero aura. Negative........

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