Police investigate South River High vandalism after student prank

✅ All participants in the senior prank vandalism have been identified by police

✅The incident is being treated as an act of criminal trespassing and vandalism

✅ Parents will be asked to dole out ‘appropriate consequences and accountability’

SOUTH RIVER — Police say all participants in a senior prank that forced the cancellation of classes at a Middlesex County high school have been identified.

South River High School Principal Jamie Kinard, in a message to staff obtained by New Jersey 101.5, said approximately 50 students unlawfully got into the building Wednesday night and engaged “in acts of vandalism and mischief throughout the building.” Classes resumed at the school on Friday.

Video aired by ABC 7 Eyewitness News showed chairs and desks moved into the hallway wrapped in…