Police warn about “Senior Assassin” game

As school wraps up, seniors in high school often engage in some “games.”  Fishers Police are warning about one game that could become dangerous.  Here is the police statement:

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Recently the police department has responded to several calls for young people engaging in a game known as Senior Assassin. This game involves high school seniors tracking other seniors and squirting the “target” with a squirt gun. While this student led city wide squirt gun tournament has been occurring for many years, it has grown to a point where there are many safety concerns. This activity can appear suspicious and concerning to the general public resulting in calls to 911. Various call types we have received include participants trespassing on private property and driving dangerously in residential neighborhoods and major roadways which puts themselves and residents at risk. We ask the community to be aware of this game and if they see anything suspicious, to avoid confronting anyone and to call the Police Department. School Resource Officers have spoken to the students leading these activities at each high school and communicated our concerns. Fishers Police do not condone this game and strongly encourage people to avoid this activity.