Overview
- Davison Township police released body camera video that shows an officer confronting a teen with a squirt gun during a senior game called 'water wars.'
- The officer was checking a 911 report of suspicious activity when a student jumped out and sprayed him, which led the officer to draw his gun.
- No one was hurt, and the student apologized on camera as the officer told him he was lucky.
- Chief Jay Rendon said the officer had only milliseconds to decide and urged players to meet in a park, alert police in advance, and use large, bright water guns.
- Davison Community Schools asked students to stop playing, and officials noted similar incidents in other states where look‑alike toys triggered police calls and business disruptions.