A group of Ryle High School students are under investigation after a senior prank, a Boone County Sheriff’s Department spokesman confirmed Thursday evening. According to the sheriff’s office, 75 students are under investigation for the prank and are at risk of not walking. upon graduation. Cell phone video shared with WLWT shows what teachers and staff walked into at the school Wednesday morning. The video shows hallways covered in toilet paper and Saran wrap, Vaseline rubbed on doors and trail obstacles scattered in the hallway. Watch video of the incident in the media player above the story. According to the sheriff’s department spokesman, a meeting was held with school administration Thursday morning, but no charges have been filed. A student involved in the prank says some students have already been suspended and others will not be able to sit the exam. The Boone County Sheriff’s Office is handling the investigation. WLWT has reached out to the Boone County School District for comment. This is a developing news story and will be updated as WLWT learns more.
A group of Ryle High School students are under investigation after a senior prank, a Boone County Sheriff’s Department spokesman confirmed Thursday evening.
According to the sheriff’s office, 75 students are under investigation for the prank and are at risk of failing the exam.
Cell phone video shared with WLWT shows what teachers and staff walked into at the school Wednesday morning.
The video shows hallways covered in toilet paper and Saran wrap, vaseline rubbed on doors and trail obstacles spread out in the hallway.
Watch video of the incident in the media player above the story.
According to the sheriff’s spokesman, a meeting was held with the school’s administration Thursday morning, but no charges have been filed.
A student involved in the prank says some students have already been suspended and others will not be able to sit the exam.
The Boone County Sheriff’s Office is handling the investigation.
WLWT has reached out to the Boone County School District for comment.
This is a developing news story and will be updated as WLWT gets more information.
