A shocking case of a prank, perpetuating into closure of a high school in southwest Colorado for four days, has been capturing the attention of society. To the shock of almost everybody in the high school on Monday, the alleys of the school were found to be filled with hay, to an extent that school authorities had to order for a closure, in order to remove hay from the school lest it would have posed potential health concern for individuals suffering from breathing problems.

Even the air-quality readings taken on Monday alerted that the level of mold spore counts was almost at four times the permissible limits, aggravating the risk of respiratory concerns in the school.

The school administration would never have thought that the situation would go out of their hand to the level that they had to rope in a clean-up company to remove the hay from the premises, which amounted to a staggering $100,000 to them.

Following this unfortunate incident, school administration informed the local police department to investigate the matter, in order to nab the miscreant.

Following a clean chit from the air-quality tests done on Thursday, the school was opened on Friday. Recalling the incident, the Durango Herald reported that the culprit had spread hay across 30 bales inside Durango High, stunting the school at a halt for four days.