Pig prank: Fetuses impaled on car antennas in Iowa high school parking lot

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Several members of a high school swim team were suspended after they impaled 15 car antennas with fetal pigs and smeared crawfish on hoods and windshields in their rival school’s parking lot, their coach said.
Roosevelt High School swim coach Steve Teter said members of his team retaliated after Dowling Catholic High School swimmers lobbed snowballs at them at an earlier meet.
The incident was discovered Tuesday.
”You could smell the formaldehyde from a block away,“ Dowling Assistant Principal Ron Meyers said.
The pigs likely were stolen from a biology lab. Roosevelt Principal Kathie Danielson said pig fetuses aren’t labeled and the school doesn’t keep inventory, so science teachers ”can’t be sure“ they came from Roosevelt.
”We certainly don’t want issues with schools. We want good relationships,“ Danielson said.
Meyers said Dowling officials ”have faith the parents will deal with their kids appropriately, and the school will, too.“
Teter said several members of his team have been suspended from their next meet.