Drivers aren't laughing about 'biscuit bombing' prank

Drivers in Kansas are not amused by a prank involving biscuits.

Instead of pelting cars with eggs or rocks, people are throwing raw biscuit dough, KMBC reported.

One woman slammed on her brakes when hit by the biscuits, thinking she'd hit a small animal. She was hit by more biscuit dough as she went back to see what had hit her car.

Several people have reported similar incidents to police. While police say no accidents have been reported yet, they want the pranksters to stop before someone gets hurt.

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