Louisiana Man Accused of Firing Gun During High School Prank
In Arnaudville, Louisiana, a 71-year-old man is accused of firing a gun at a group of high school students during a toilet-papering prank, which resulted in no injuries but led to him facing multiple charges.
Birmingham, AL, October 14, 2026 —
A 71-year-old man in Arnaudville, Louisiana, is accused of firing a gun at a group of high school students during a toilet-papering prank. No injuries were reported, and the man is facing multiple charges, according to the information available.
The account does not identify the man or specify when the incident occurred. It also does not state how many students were present, whether the students were suspected of toilet-papering a particular property, or what happened immediately before or after the alleged gunfire.
The names and number of the charges, as well as the agency or court handling the case, were not provided. No information was available about whether the man had been arrested, whether he had entered a plea, or whether a court date had been set. The available details do not identify the type of firearm involved or say whether investigators recovered one.
The allegation remains an accusation; the information provided does not describe a court finding or establish the circumstances beyond the reported account. It also does not include statements from the man, the students, law enforcement or other officials.
What is known from the account is limited to the location, the man’s age, the alleged firing at a group of high school students during a toilet-papering prank, the absence of reported injuries and the fact that he faces multiple charges. Further details about the case and the charges were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Chloe Franklin, ANF Digital Team, Gray News staff on www.wbrc.com, see more information here.
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