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Police forces are now so concerned about incidents that they have warned anyone considering dressing up to deliberately scare people that they face possible prosecution and a criminal record.
Incidents of anti-social behaviour, including clown attacks, are expected to spike over the weekend as people gather to celebrate Halloween which falls on Monday this year.
The so-called killer clown craze is thought to have originated in the United States when, thanks to horror films such as Stephen King’s It, the traditional figures of childish slapstick, took on a more sinister edge.
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