Some Pasadena residents may notice a smell across the area on Tuesday afternoon. Here's what officials are saying.
The intense smell sent six students to a hospital earlier this month. Now, the students who took the "fart spray" could face up to 10 years in jail, according to records.
While there seemed to be answers after two days of school disruptions, one parent told ABC13 that the whole ordeal should have been handled better.
The smell that first appeared Wednesday forced an early dismissal. Still, classes for Thursday were not canceled and the odor came back in the morning, the principal said.
Deputies said the man was taken to the hospital via Life Flight after attempting to light the grill with a gas can.
In all, 8 students and 11 adults were checked out after a crew putting together a table at a Magnolia school sent adhesive fumes billowing throughout a building.