Felony charges after South Carolina high school filled with “fart spray”… for weeks

A recent incident at a South Carolina high school has led to felony charges. Over several weeks, the school was filled with a foul odor caused by "fart spray," a noxious chemical substance. The substance, which is designed to mimic the smell of human flatulence, was allegedly sprayed throughout the school by a group of students. The incident had a significant impact on the school's operations, with faculty and students reporting headaches, nausea, and disruption to the learning environment. Authorities launched an investigation and were able to identify the individuals responsible for the repeated spraying incidents. As a result, the students involved are now facing felony charges for their actions. The case highlights the potential dangers and legal consequences of misusing chemical substances, even if the intent was primarily mischievous. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible behavior and the need to maintain a safe and conducive learning environment in schools.