Farmington Pond turns bright green in suspected prank


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FARMINGTON, Utah (AP) — Davis County authorities are telling residents that the newly green water of Farmington Pond is not toxic, but instead may be the result of a prank.

Police say a large amount of food dye was dumped into the pond, making the water turn a bright green color. The discovery was made Sunday.

The sheriff's office reported that the Environmental Health Department has tested the water and determined that it is non-toxic and does not pose a threat to the public.

The pond is expected to stay green for a few days.

The incident is being investigated as a prank.

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