Police Chief Urges High School Seniors to Stop 'Senior Assassin' Game After Shooting Incident

Concerns Over 'Senior Assassin' Game

• ⚠️ Police Chief John Cullison has urged Celina High School seniors to stop playing the viral game "Senior Assassin" due to safety concerns.
• 🎯 The game involves participants targeting each other with water guns, often leading to extreme measures like operating at night or hiding.
• 🚨 Multiple incident calls have been made to police in Salena related to the game, involving realistic-looking toy guns.

Potential for Tragic Outcomes

• 🚔 Chief Cullison fears an unsuspecting neighbor or law enforcement officer might use deadly force if confronted by individuals with realistic toy weapons.
• 💔 The warnings come after a tragic shooting incident involving Charlie Kirk, though the chief clarifies the connection is primarily in the game's name, not direct causation.
• 🤕 In North Texas, a 17-year-old critically injured and later died after falling from a moving car while playing the game.

School District's Stance

• 🏫 The Celina school district is also against the game, emphasizing that student safety is their top priority.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Letters have been sent to parents of seniors, informing them of the potential dangers and urging them not to participate.
• 🤝 The superintendent stated the district feels obligated to inform parents as partners in their students' success when safety is at risk.

Student Perspectives

• 🤔 Some students understand the safety issues but question whether cancelling the game is the right solution.
• ❓ There's a sentiment that participants may not adhere to necessary rules if the game were to continue with regulations.