Ontario High Schoolers Playing Real-Life Fortnite IRL?!👮‍♀️🔫

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OK, so boom. There's this game called "Senior Assassin" going around where high schoolers are trying to "eliminate" each other with water guns or other projectiles. Sounds kinda fun, right? WRONG. The problem is, these water guns sometimes look too much like the real deal, and that's where the ick kicks in. Police are giving major side-eye to this trend.

Guelph PD had to shut down a whole school on May 1st. Someone snitched about teens flossin' what looked like glocks. Cops rolled up, strapped, and arrested three kids at gunpoint. Instead of jail time, the boys are doing some educational diversion program.

It's not just an Ontario thing either. This game has gone viral in the U.S. One senior in Texas got seriously injured, and in Florida, some 18-year-old got shot by an off-duty police officer. Last year, Halton Region reported seven incidents in a week where young people were waving around what looked like firearms, all thanks to this game.

The police are straight-up telling people to chill and play responsibly. Parents, you might wanna have a chat with your kids about why it's a bad look to be running around with fake heat. No cap, it ain't worth the risk.

Cops gotta treat the replica firearms as the real deal until proven otherwise.