This just isn't cool.
A group of Bay Village High School students decided to put a disturbing twist on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, playing a cruel prank on their 15-year-old autistic classmate.
Rather than pour a bucket of ice water on his head, the students dumped a bucket of their own feces, urine and spit on him, according to ABC5.
To make matters even worse, they filmed the whole thing on his phone and posted it on Instagram. Police said the students convinced him to do the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and suspect that at least three teens were involved in the prank.
"It's absolutely disgusting what they have done to him, and we're very upset about it," the victim's dad told the outlet. "They just took advantage of him," his mom added.
"He was embarrassed because he did not know what the contents were until afterwards, and then he didn't want anybody to know," she went on to tell CNN.
The special needs teen's parents and the police aren't taking the situation lightly. After his parents reported the incident to the cops, police are ready to press charges...once they find out who did it.
"We think this is a pretty serious offense," Bay Village police chief Mark Spaetzel said. "It's at minimum an assault. We'll certainly work with the prosecutor's office and do what we can."
After the story hit the web, celebs started getting involved, with comedian Drew Carey, Jenny McCarthy and her husband Donnie Wahlberg all offering $10,000 each over the weekend to help find those responsible for the prank.
Beiruting News
Other news
-
What's up ?Skip the Traffic This Summer: Weekend Ferry Trips Between Beirut and Batroun Set to Begin
15 july 2026 -
What's up ?LIFE Celebrates Fifth Beirut Graduation Ceremony and a Landmark Year for Its Education Programme
05 july 2026 -
What's up ?April Bee Introduced a New Expression of Luxury
26 june 2026 -
What's up ?Lebanese Canadian University (LCU) Celebrates the Class of 2026 Under the Theme From Legacy to Purpose
26 june 2026 -
What's up ?Charlyn Khater Unveils Inner Bloom to the World in an Inspiring Evening of Poetry and Reflection
25 june 2026 -
What's up ?Lebanon Shines Globally at WorldStar 2026, Winning 8 International Packaging Awards
23 june 2026 -
What's up ?Rossonero Jewelry Supports Lebanese Motorsport Talent Christopher Feghali in Formula Eurocup
17 june 2026 -
What's up ?BEIRUT OR NOWHERE by sorbé Sporting Club
12 june 2026 -
What's up ?Joanna Khalaf brings the issue of Lebanese women’s rights to the stage in Paris “Libanaise, de Mère en Fille” at the Nouvel Acte Festival
08 june 2026 -
What's up ?UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY MARKS ITS 12TH EDITION, EMPOWERING LEBANON’S NEXT GENERATION THROUGH INDUSTRY COLLABORATION AND REAL-WORLD INNOVATION
06 june 2026 -
What's up ?France Alumni Day 2026
29 may 2026 -
What's up ?Lebanon Launches First Electric Intercity Bus Service Connecting Byblos and Beirut
26 may 2026 -
What's up ?Lebanese German University Celebrates Its Golden Jubilee: Fifty Years of Excellence in Healthcare Education
26 may 2026 -
What's up ?TAWFEER MAX OPENS IN JBEIL, BRINGING TRANSPARENT THREE-TIER PRICING TO FAMILIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES
22 may 2026 -
What's up ?Hiba Tawaji and Ibrahim Maalouf unveil the second single from “À LA FRANÇAISE”.
22 may 2026 -
What's up ?UGG Launches “Sunroom,” an Immersive London Experience Headlined by Zara Larsson
22 may 2026 -
What's up ?Mayyas Launches a National Cry for Unity in Powerful New Short Film: ‘All for the Homeland’
20 may 2026 -
What's up ?TAWFEER MAX: A NEW ERA OF VALUE RETAIL IN LEBANON
15 may 2026 -
What's up ?Spain contributes to the humanitarian response in Lebanon within the framework of the Jordanian humanitarian corridor
08 may 2026 -
What's up ?“Enfants de Lumière”… Twenty Years of Serving People and Building a More Dignified Future in Lebanon
08 may 2026

