JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Deputies in North Carolina seized what looked like a Nerf toy gun but turned out to be an actual firearm, News4Jax.com reported. The Catawba County Sheriff’s Office said that during a drug raid, deputies found a converted Glock model 19 pistol with a 50-round drum magazine that had been altered to resemble a plastic Nerf toy gun that shoots foam projectiles. “That’s unbelievable.”Real Gun Disguised as Nerf ToyPutnam County Sheriff Gator DeLoach said something like that is a game changer for anyone in law enforcement. I saw the Nerf logo and immediately thought this was a Nerf gun. If it’s a child with a Nerf gun, you might have a slight pause.

Heads up, parents: Your child’s Nerf gun at home could get them in hot water while participating in virtual school. On the third day of virtual learning in August, a Colorado Springs, Colorado, seventh grader picked up his toy gun during a virtual class and the school called police, according to the KDVR. Isaiah Elliot was reportedly seen flashing a toy gun on the screen during his art class, and his teacher informed the school’s principal about the incident. According to the KDVR, the toy gun was black and green with “Zombie Hunter” on the side. “We follow all school board policies whether we are in-person learning or distance learning.