A Georgia school district urged students not to take part in pranks. The next day, a teacher died in an apparent prank gone wrong, police said.

A Georgia teacher's wife has asked that charges be dropped against the high school students involved in the fatal toilet paper prank accident that killed her husband.

We're learning new details about a Hall County high school teacher killed in an alleged prank gone wrong. 40-year-old Jason Hughes was struck and killed by a student driver on Friday night. Deputies responded to reports that a man was run over in the roadway.

A teacher in Georgia died during a toilet paper prank after being run over by a vehicle, authorities said. Hall County Sheriff officials said Jason Hughes noticed a group of teenagers toilet-papering the trees outside his home.

A late-night prank outside a Georgia home ended in tragedy when a high school teacher was struck and killed while

The students had planned a common high school prank of littering a house with toilet paper [] A high school teacher in Georgia was accidentally run over and killed outside his home when a toilet paper prank carried out by his students went terribly wrong,

A prank turned fatal when an 18-year-old student ran over high school teacher Jason Hughes in Georgia; the student faces vehicular homicide charges.

Jason Hughes, 40, a teacher at North Hall High School in Hall County, Ga., and the father of two young boys, died on Friday, March 6