Two students, ages 17 and 18, have each been criminally charged after reportedly pulling a “fart spray” prank at their southeast Texas high school earlier this month. The prank resulted in a foul ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two students have been criminally charged after allegedly bringing “fart spray” to their Texas high school this month, a prank ...

The incident took place on May 3 at Caney Creek High School, 70km north of Houston, Texas, New York Post reports. Following an investigation, police arrested David Navarrete-Arce, 17, and Diego Flores ...

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"One student has confessed, and we anticipate others may be identified through our ongoing investigation,” the Caney Creek High School principal said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE A student at a ...

A rumored gas leak at Cape Coral High School turned out to be a stinky prank, causing the building to be evacuated twice and sending staff members to the hospital. WINK News was on the scene to gather ...

This flatulence didn’t just clear a room. A Kentucky high school was evacuated and several students were treated after a student unleashed fart spray on Tuesday, officials said. Police, firefighters ...

Two Texas students face criminal charges after a 'fart spray' prank, according to multiple reports. It is alleged the pair were charged with possession of a prohibited weapon — a third-degree felony.

Pupils at Caney Creek High School were sent home after fears a smell that turned out to be fart spray was gas (Picture: KPRC-TV) Six secondary school pupils ended up in hospital and their school was ...

The teens have been released on $3,000 bond. Two teens have been criminally charged after they pulled a "fart spray" prank at their southeast Texas high school earlier this month. The teen released a ...

Charles Smith walked into a Walmart, picked up a can of bug spray, and sprayed produce and other food items, according to police in Mesa, Arizona — all in the name of going viral on social media. The ...