“Senior Assassin” Game Went Too Far

High school students around the U.S. have been engaging in a controversial, popular game called “Senior Assassin.” The game is meant to be a fun and harmless activity where high school seniors assign a ‘target and must ‘eliminate’ them by squirting them with a water gun. The winner would be the last player who hasn’t been ‘shot’ with the water gun.

Law enforcement has been warning about the game, with the emphasis on safety. The game has seen a spike in arrests consisting of disorderly conduct, reckless driving and trespassing, 

A student in Arlington, Texas is currently fighting for his life, in critical condition, after he fell off a Jeep. It is believed Isaac Leal, 17, hopped on the bumper of a Jeep, which was leaving a driveway. The Jeep began to reach high speeds on the road, making several turns and then when the vehicle hit a bump/dip, it knocked Leal onto the pavement. Leal suffered a severe head injury.

The incident is currently under further investigation and authorities are warning senior students all across the nation of the dangers of the game.

By - FZ