Bolingbrook police are warning the public about a dangerous new social media trend that's sweeping the nation.
Four teenagers were charged after firing a gel pellet gun outside a middle school in Pennsylvania, sending students and staff running.
"I don't even want to speculate what could happen, but you can imagine if an officer sees a weapon pointing out of a car and people running especially at a school and we know how sensitive everything in a school is, things could have really escalated," said Chris Flanagan, the Superintendent of Police in Radnor Township, Pennsylvania. "We are lucky that that didn't happen.
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