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3 Dunwoody High School Students Charged In Fire Hydrant Prank

Posted: 5:51 am EST January 29, 2009Updated: 8:43 am EST January 29, 2009

Three Dunwoody High School students face felony charges for a fire hydrant prank.

DeKalb County police arrested Joel Mehler, Michael Tache and Grant Romeo.

SLIDESHOW: Dunwoody Streets Turned To Ice

Police said all three confessed to opening several fire hydrants on streets near the school, causing icy streets and hazardous conditions Jan. 21.

Costs associated with the cleanup totaled more than $2,000.

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