A Nottingham college slammed behaviour today by pranksters who stuck a poster of a Pringles crisp ad holding a gun on one of their exterior walls.
The poster - which also had the "once you pop..." slogan on it was quickly taken down early this morning after it was found at Castle College's Maid Marian Way campus.
A spokesperson for the college said the behaviour was entirely unnacceptable - particularly after fifteen school children were shot dead in Germany last Wednesday March 11.
The college's caretaker, Roy Hallam, had the job of taking the 15 feet high poster down.
He said: "To be honest, I didn't think anything of it at first. But, obviously other's did because my phone was red hot with people saying 'get it down, get it down, we want it down.'
"I thought it was students just having a prank. At least it's down now."
The poster - which also had the "once you pop..." slogan on it was quickly taken down early this morning after it was found at Castle College's Maid Marian Way campus.
A spokesperson for the college said the behaviour was entirely unnacceptable - particularly after fifteen school children were shot dead in Germany last Wednesday March 11.
The college's caretaker, Roy Hallam, had the job of taking the 15 feet high poster down.
He said: "To be honest, I didn't think anything of it at first. But, obviously other's did because my phone was red hot with people saying 'get it down, get it down, we want it down.'
"I thought it was students just having a prank. At least it's down now."
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