Sulfur substance sickens students at Paso Robles school

November 4, 2023

Daniel Lewis Middle School

By KAREN VELIE

A sulfur substance released in a locker room sickened six students at Daniel Lewis Middle School in Paso Robles on Friday.

Shortly before noon, four students suffered nausea and vomiting. In total, six students suffered health issues after inhaling the sulfur substance.

Medical personnel provided care to the six students. First responders transported two students to a local hospital.

Both the Paso Robles Police Department and The Paso Robles Joint Unified School
District are investigating the incident.

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username1

11/04/2023 8:41 pm

Correct me if I’m wrong, but shouldn’t we just call it a stink bomb. Is this classified as a wmd now, might even be a hate crime somehow!

panflash

11/04/2023 3:19 pm

“A sulfur substance released in a locker room….”

Could we please have some informative details? You know- little things, such as “what was that mysterious sulfur substance”, “who released it”, and “why was it released in the first place”…… That sort of stuff that’s often reported in news articles……