(WPRI) — More than 62,000 gel blaster are being recalled because the toy guns can catch fire, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The CPSC said the lithium-ion battery pack ...

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The Gel Blaster Surge 1.0 Toy Guns don’t shoot real bullets, but they might ignite into real flames, which is why the company recalled about 62,700 of them. The exact problem, as told in the U.S.

AUSTIN, Texas - More than 60,000 toy guns are being recalled because the battery pack can overheat, posing a fire risk, U.S. consumer safety officials said. The recall involves Gel Blaster SURGE 1.0 ...

CANTON - Canton Police want kids in town to stop using gel ball blaster guns. The department posted a safety advisory Monday saying there's been an increase in incidents involving teens and the ...

SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. - Police in Sun Prairie have noticed a spike in the use of gel-blaster guns in public spaces and want residents to stop using them. The police department says it has seen an increase ...

Another Massachusetts town has a new warning about gel blaster toys that look and feel very similar to actual guns. Needham police released a photo of one of the toys that officers spotted at a ...

ST. LOUIS – Many of the teens detained over the Fourth of July holiday weekend were taken into custody for setting off fireworks. But that isn’t the only juvenile mischief that has police concerned; ...