Fart spray causes confusion at Fairfield carnival
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Screaming crowds were seen running from the beach area, police said, causing a greater confusion and panic among carnival goers. Police said that some kids were using 'flatulence spray,' also known as fart spray, near the carnival exit, causing groups to run from the smell.
They said that the prank was repeated multiple times throughout the night.
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