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Dad plays porn instead of 'Smurfs' at kid's party

Officials aren't pursuing charges

Updated: Tuesday, 14 Feb 2012, 5:33 AM MST
Published : Tuesday, 14 Feb 2012, 5:33 AM MST

TREMONTON, Utah (AP) — Police aren't filing charges against a father who briefly played a pornographic video instead of "The Smurfs" at his child's birthday party.

Tremonton Police Chief Dave Nance tells the Standard-Examiner of Ogden the man had rented a copy of "The Smurfs" from a Redbox kiosk and loaded the disc into his laptop. But when he turned the projector on for the children, pornographic images flashed on the screen.

Authorities got involved when the father complained somebody had tampered with the DVD. Police found nothing wrong, saying the porn was probably on the laptop.

Nance says officials aren't pursuing charges because the incident was apparently an accident.

"The Smurfs" was released in 2011 and features animated blue creatures that are chased into New York City by an evil wizard.

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Information from: Standard-Examiner, http://www.standard.net

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