VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — Deputies with the Volusia County Sheriff's Office are warning the 'Orbeez Challenge' trend can get you in trouble. Authorities say multiple jurisdictions have been ...

NEED ONLINE TO STAY INFORMED. YOU CAN FIND IT ALL ON OUR WEBSITE, WESH.COM. A WARNING FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS ALL OVER, INCLUDING IN VOLUSIA COUNTY. THERE’S A NEW TIKTOK TNDRE THAT’S BECOMING ...

A search of the word Orbeez on TikTok results in numerous videos of a popular trend, the Orbeez Challenge, in which young people record themselves shooting the water beads out of airsoft toy guns – ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Law enforcement agencies are asking parents to keep an eye out on their kids using a popular toy before someone's eye gets shot out. The latest viral social media trend, called ...

In one case, a person drove by a woman with her baby and shot at them. It’s one of many problems officers are dealing with during spring break. In New Smyrna Beach, a curfew is in effect for people ...

Law enforcement officials are warning of a TikTok challenge after police departments have received reports of teenagers shooting gel beads at others. Departments have raised concern about the 'Orbeez ...

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Fears of an "Orbeez Challenge" have spread as police departments across the U.S. issued warnings to parents, but the "challenge" doesn't actually appear to exist. Orbeez are beads that expand when ...

A TikTok fad called the Orbeez challenge is once again taking the world by storm. Specifically in the United States, many people have engaged in the new challenge (as with all other viral TikTok ...

There has been the Tide Pods challenge, the Kylie Jenner lip challenge and the cinnamon challenge. Now, it's the Orbeez Challenge. The latest viral social media trend is gaining traction on TikTok and ...

Orange City Police Lt. Jason Sampsell said he felt a burning sting on his back when his son recently shot him with an airsoft gun that blasts water beads. Sampsell said it's anything but child's play.