I'm here at Lee Turgerson Memorial High School, one of many local schools that has recently fallen victim to a new trend developing among young people. Not much is known about the elusive new trend known to the students as T-Bagging, but some educators believe there may already be cause for concern. Well, as far as we can tell, these T-Bagging incidents are similar to stoning or eggings, except instead of using stones or eggs, the students are attacked with T-Bags. We can't confirm these reports. It's just the best we could come up with at the faculty meetings. I hear I'm talking about it all the time. Like, who wants to T-Bag, who, or who's gone to T-Bag, who, or, you know, things like that. I even heard one student had T-Bag 11 others in one day. That's one more than 10. Frankly, what I want to know is, who's paying for all this T-D? Yeah, you know, the boys, they'll be boys, but, well, you're leaving getting the girls involved. Now, when I'm meeting them, if boys and the girls are playing a ball together, but, I just can't have them T-Bagging each other, you know. Teachers just respect. So far, in the investigation, students have been reluctant to divulge any information that might blow the lid off the T-Bagging mystery. School officials say that they will continue to question students until the last drops of information have been sucked dry. These trends, they come and they go, you know, about two years ago, students were going around punching donkeys of all things. But a year ago, it was a rainbow themed parties, but those actually sounded quite lovely. Though many questions still remain, the hot brewing issue of T-Bagging will certainly be on the tip of everyone's tongue this weekend. At Lee Turgason Memorial High School, I'm Amy Watomuto reporting for Channel 6 News.