Several High School students were reportedly charged for their roles in a prank at a high school in North Carolina that caused thousands of dollars worth of damage.
A senior prank at East Lincoln High School in North Carolina went far enough to cause charges to be filed against several students, according to WRAL.
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call at the school May 18 and said that raw meat and eggs had been put into the school’s HVAC system, WRAL reported. A sticky substance and glitter was also reportedly found inside the school and on seats of school buses, leading to over $5,000 worth of damage. (RELATED: This Might Be The Best Senior Prank Ever [VIDEO])
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School administrators identified a dozen students involved after watching a security video. Warrants were issued May 18 for eight students and juvenile petitions were filed for four younger students, according to WYFF4. Seven students reportedly turned themselves in and were charged with misdemeanors including breaking and entering, trespass, injury to real property and injury to personal property.
Students charged include Nathan Thompson, William White, Zachary Nguyen, Zachary Dellinger, Jonathan Nauman, Brock Callahan, John Dallin and Ian Hall, according to WSPA 7 News.