Albert Lea High School senior prank causes thousands in damages as police close in on suspects

Albert Lea police say they have a good idea of who was involved in a senior prank that caused extensive damage to Albert Lea High School earlier this week.

Investigators school district officials have interviewed over 30 students after slippery substances were found inside and outside the building on Monday, and police are now estimating that the prank caused between $10,000 and $25,000 in damages.

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The investigation began after an officer on patrol noticed the school door propped...