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Bleach balloon
Bleach balloons, also known as bleach bombs, are water balloons filled with bleach as opposed to water.
==Incidents at the University of Texas==
In 2012 there were multiple incidences of balloons allegedly filled with bleach thrown at students between the months of June and September. Four students filed reports with the UT police department, which were followed by protests from students, faculty, and alumni. The students who filed reports came forward once they were contacted by the UT police department. They had heard of the incidents and were concerned as to why the students had not already reported what happened. The students reported that the incidents took place near apartments in West Campus, an area located just off campus. The UT police have not been able to prove that there was in fact bleach in the balloons, but it has been investigated.
The most recent incident occurred on August 21, 2013 to a 21-year-old student by the name of Bryan Davis while walking to a friend's house. He was reportedly struck in the leg by a bleach-filled balloon while walking by an apartment in West Campus. This event was also looked at as being not only physically dangerous, but potentially racially driven. However, upon further investigation and forensic testing, the balloon was confirmed to only have contained water.
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