Brooklyn Students Exposed To Smelly Concoction
NEW YORK (1010 WINS/CBS 2) -- Eleven students and two adults were treated as a precaution after a morning incident involving a smelly concoction at a Brooklyn school.
A student brought a substance containing orange and tomato juices, glue and Tylenol to Frederick Douglass Academy in Starrett City and allegedly sprayed or exposed it to students.
Those taken to the hospital complained they didn't feel well.
"They were complaining of feeling a little bit dizzy -- some of them nauseousness, but nobody was vomiting," EMS Chief Jeanne Guarnieri said.
The student will be disciplined.
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