South Carolina Teaching Assistant Arrested After Allegedly Using ‘Poop Spray’ At School

A South Carolina teaching assistant was arrested after being accused of using a Poop Spray at the school. Why do people keep doing this?

This is at least the second time in the last 2 weeks that we've talked about someone using Poop Spray and getting in trouble for it. Is it ever funny? Is it ever worth it? No, it is not. This incident reportedly happened at West Florence High School in Florence, South Carolina. WFSB reports that 32-year-old Alexander Lewis was arrested after allegedly spraying the Poop Spray, that's designed to imitate the smell of fecal matter, several times at the school. As you'd predict, it caused a disturbance and several children had to seek medical attention for respiratory issues, per WFSB. You can see Lewis' mugshot provided by the Florence County Sheriff's Office below.

This isn't just some harmless prank. WFSB says the high school had to spend $55k for inspection and damages to its air conditioning system. Lewis has been charged with disturbing schools and malicious injury to property. He's being held behind bars while he awaits bond and the situation remains under investigation and more charges could be filed.

You might expect kids to do a prank like this at school but not an adult!