Around 11:40 p.m. on 5/3, Jason Hughes, a math teacher at North Hall High School, heard a commotion outside his home in Gainesville, Georgia. Upon checking, the 40-year-old teacher discovered a group of teenagers using toilet paper rolls to cover his property as a prank.

As Jason stepped out, the students fled.

According to allegations, Jason stumbled and was struck by a pickup truck driven by Jayden Wallace, 18, which subsequently ran over him. Jayden and two others stopped to check on Jason, providing first aid until paramedics arrived and transported him to the hospital.

Jason succumbed to his injuries at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville on 6/3.

Jason Hughes and his wife, Laura, both taught math at North Hall High School. _Photo: Facebook_.

Following the teacher's death, Jayden faces multiple charges, including first-degree vehicular homicide, reckless driving, criminal trespass, and littering on private property. Jayden is currently detained on a USD 1,950 bond.

Four other 18-year-old teenagers, accomplices in the prank, were arrested outside Jason's home that same night, charged with criminal trespass and littering, all misdemeanors.

Jayden Wallace was arrested after the prank turned tragic. _Photo: Fox5_.

Jason is survived by his wife, Laura, also a math teacher at the school, and their two children. The school stated that Jason was a beloved and respected teacher by students and colleagues, known for his congeniality and positive impact on the community.

The reason the couple's home was targeted remains unclear. Authorities state the incident is still under investigation.

Tue Anh (according to Nypost, The Sun)