FORT WORTH -- It was a teenage prank that got out of hand.
One minute Martha Alcaraz was being awakened by her 17-year-old daughter and told that someone was throwing rocks at the girl's window. The next she was staring through a car windshield at the female teenage culprits, demanding that they get out.
She wanted them to clean up the mess -- the toilet paper that streamed from her trees, the paint balls and eggs that coated her front door, the obscene chalk drawings on the sidewalk and front porch.
And she wanted their names.
"I was telling them, 'Just get out of the car. Tell me who you are,'" said Alcaraz, 37. "I got on top of the car. I didn't think they would drive off."
But they did. For the next 15 to 20 minutes, Alcaraz said, she clung to the hood as the teenage driver swerved through the Lake Country Estates neighborhood, making sudden turns and stops in an unsuccessful attempt to toss Alcaraz from the car.
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