A teaching assistant in South Carolina was arrested and charged for allegedly using "poop spray" at a high school, resulting in children requiring medical attention and thousands of dollars worth of damage to the school, authorities say.

Alexander Paul Robertson Lewis, 32, was arrested by the Florence County Sheriff's Office on Friday, Sept. 19 for allegedly spraying an internet-acquired spray designed to imitate fecal order at West Florence High School in South Carolina, according to a Florence County Sheriff's Office news release . He has been charged with disturbing schools and malicious injury to property.

Lewis allegedly used the spray between Aug. 25 and Sept. 19, which resulted in disruption at the school, and multiple children requiring medical attention for respiratory iss

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