‘Respectful environment’: Reports of ‘Senior Assassin’ game lead to cautious warning by police
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — As graduation draws near, police are warning Pennsylvania families about the dangers of the games known as “Senior Assassin.”
The game typically involves students using water guns or squirt bottles to “eliminate” other players, Swatara Township Police said.
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According to police, reports have been coming in about students playing the game outside a local business, which can cause alarm to the public. Even some students have been using paintball guns, which can lead to injuries.
“We urge parents and guardians to speak with their children about the potential risks associated with participating in this game and to discourage them from taking part,” police said in a statement. “The safety of students and community members is our top priority, and we must work together to ensure a safe and respectful environment for everyone.”
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Players are encouraged to stay away from private property and to use brightly colored water guns.
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