Teens face felony weapons charges due to odd odor at school.
High School Prank Goes Wrong: Students Face Felony Charges After Fart Spray Sends Classmates to Hospital
Two Texas high school students are facing felony charges after a prank spiraled out of control and landed six of their classmates in the hospital. Caney Creek High School in Montgomery County had to be evacuated on May 3 and 4 as a “strong odor” permeated the campus, according to KTRK-TV.
Texas teens have been charged with felonies for allegedly unleashing a noxious “fart spray” inside their high school as a prank, sickening multiple students and triggering multiple evacuations. pic.twitter.com/nCYhm3Mymz
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This was no ordinary gas leak. Two students had deployed an item court documents refer to as a “fart spray” at the school. The prank device was so potent that six students were treated for nausea and headaches after breathing in the fumes on May 4. They were released from the hospital the same day.
Authorities didn’t find the prank so funny. The two students allegedly responsible are facing charges of felony possession of a prohibited weapon, according to The Courier of Montgomery County.
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