Two boys who came onto the campus of McIntosh High School without permission

Friday after school were arrested after they ran away from school administrators,

police said.

It didn't help that when they ran across Ga. Highway 54, they did so

in front of the patrol car of a Peachtree City police officer who was responding

to the call, police said. Both suspects, Orlando Sean Foster, 18, and a 16-year-old

juvenile, were arrested on the spot, said Peachtree City Police Chief James

Murray.

Foster and the unnamed 16-year-old boy, who are both from Peachtree City

but not students at McIntosh, were charged with criminal trespassing, disrupting

a public school, improper crossing of the road and theft of lost or mislaid

property, police said. They were originally on bikes before ditching them

near the scene, police said.

One of the boys was asked what he was doing at the school and he told the

officer that he was getting a pair of gym shorts, police said. He didn't

reply when asked why he was running, police said.

School video revealed that the boys entered the school from a door at the

foreign language wing and then one of them went into a locker room in the

school gym but didn't take anything, Murray said.

When spotted by a school official, the boys were originally taken by an

assistant principal to the school office, where they were asked to sit on

a bench, police said. After that, the boys walked out the door in their attempt

to escape, police said.