Texas Teens Charged After Unleashing A Poisonous ‘Fart Spray’ Inside Their High School As Prank

Texas Teens Arrested & Charged With Felonies For Unleashing A Poisonous ‘Fart Spray’ Inside Their High School As Prank

A pair of 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 earlier this month.

Following an investigation, police arrested David Navarrete-Arce, 17, and Diego Flores, 18, on May 12, charging them with possession of a prohibited weapon – a third-degree felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison, according to reporting by The Courier of Montgomery County.

Both youngsters have since been released on $3,000 bond. On May 3, a strong odor akin to gas was detected at the high school, prompting firefighters to evacuate all students.

 

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Classes resumed the next day, but around noon the school was evacuated a second time due to the same smell. The building remained closed until May 5, when the stomach-turning odor finally dissipated.

School officials said that six students were hospitalized after complaining of headaches and nausea. At least eight others reported feeling ill. Hazardous materials crews spent three days scouring the campus with gas detection equipment but were unable to find any leaks that could explain the stench.

Then one student allegedly confessed to bringing what Carney Creek Fire & Rescue described in a statement as “a highly concentrated prank, stink spray called Hensgaukt Fart Spray.”The spray is marketed online as a gag toy that “creates a smell like real poo and fake vomit.”

According to an arrest affidavit, police reviewed security footage and saw Navarrete-Arce walking with students around him who can be seen “recoiling and covering their noses and mouths.”