Axe products sit on a shelf. A body spray from the line sent several Brooklyn sixth-graders to the hospital. (PD/UPI)
School officials at Medgar Evers College Preparatory School called for emergency medical help when the kids started having trouble breathing, and they later identified the deodorant spray as source of the smell.
It's not clear whether it was intentional or an accident, but the Crown Heights school says disciplinary action is pending.
A high school in Pennsylvania banned the spray after a student there ended up in the hospital, while a kid in Connecticut set off a fire alarm at his own school with Axe.
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