Drew Carey Donates $10,000 to Help Find Teens Responsible for Horrible Ice Bucket Challenge Prank

Price is Right host became outraged after seeing video of an autistic boy being humiliated by his peers

Five teenagers are now facing criminal charges for their Ice Bucket Challenge prank on an autistic boy. According to Gawker, three of the high school students have reportedly been charged with delinquency, assault and disorderly conduct and the other two face disorderly conduct charges.

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Drew Carey is stepping up for a very good cause.

The Price is Right host and comedian has offered to donate a $10,000 reward in hopes of finding several high school students involved in a horrible ALS Ice Bucket Challenge prank.

The awful act involved a 14-year-old autistic boy who was challenged to participate in the viral movement that's meant to bring awareness to Lou Gehrig's Disease. Instead of getting splashed with a bucket of water, however, the young Ohio student allegedly had a bucket of urine, feces and spit poured over him by his high school peers.

"WTF? Just saw this. Horrendous," Carey Tweeted Friday evening. "These kids should be arrested and expelled."

He added, "If the Bay Village PD wants to start a reward fund to find who did this, contact me. I'll donate $10,000." 

Carey later promised to donate the same amount of money to Autism Speaks if police find the high school students responsible without reward money. His gesture has earned the respect of thousands of fans including Autism mom Holly Robinson Peete. 

According to reports, Bay Village Police Chief Mark Spaetzel called the act "heinous" and said charges would be brought as soon as police find the teens responsible for the prank.

The Bay Village School District is also prepared to discipline any students who were part of the accident, which reportedly took place off-campus after school hours.

The high school organized a vigil for the teen Friday night where hundreds of people came out to support the victim.