Good Lifestyle

There are a lot of things we do to protect ourselves and our loved ones, most of whom probably don't think twice. We take precautions daily by readingwarning labels,,Follow expert adviceand rinse our products to eliminatePotential bacteria. But there are things that could put us in danger without us even realizing it, as noted by a recent police warning. Read the rest to discover what the authorities say they are dangerous for you.

Read this then:Never go to the toilet in a bar without doing this first, the police warn.

Police warnings are issued to ensure the safety of the general public, but unfortunately, they are often the result of a continuous criminal activity. Last week, the county of Giles, in Tennessee, asked the public toAvoid recovering money from the ground, because it could contain fentanyl.

According to the police service,Two instances were reported Where someone picked up a folded bill and found it contained white powder. Later, officials confirmed the positive tested powder for methamphetamine and fentanyl.

It turns out that a dollar tickets are not the only apparently harmless thing that could be a threat. Wisconsin police have issued a new warning about another element that could be dangerous to own.

Given recent tragedies through the United States and the current political climate, the subject of the possession of firearms is particularly controversial. Every day, we hear opinions on the opposite sides of the spectrum, some calling for a stricter control of firearms and others that seek to maintain the status quo. Now, Green Bay police, Wisconsin, have issued a warning ontoyFirearms, which may not think of being a major concern for the police.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

According to an article on Facebook of June 12 of the Green Bay police department, Gel Splatter cannons wereOffice After responding to a "suspicious situation".

"Some of these weapons are very realistic and can be confused with a real weapon," wrote the police service. "Parents - Please be aware of what your children can have and emphasize the danger of carrying what can look like a realistic pistol."

In addition to looking like a real weapon, these toy pistols scream gel dumplings, which can hurt if you are struck by one. Although they are not deadly weapons, according to Green Bay police, "they can still cause injury or damage."

RELATED:For more up-to-date information, register for our daily newsletter.

In the Green Bay police department, commentators echoed the concerns of officers concerning these products. "I hope that the" toys "pistols were not made to look like real," wrote a user. "If I saw something as it showed me, I would worry. A good way to make you kill. I will certainly not let my children have something like that."

In times when someone confuses a splashing gun for a real weapon, the situation also becomes risky, warns the police. RecentSocial media trends- Printly on Tiktok - Show These toys pistols used to shoot other cars and balconies, reported ABC30 Action News. These "challenges" are both dangerous and illegal, and in Clovis, California, an 18 -year -old was arrested after shooting a frost button in a vehicle while crossing a parking lot.

"This removes several officers on the street and they have to investigate this incident," said the SGT.Jim Koch, from the Clovis police service, Action News said at the time. Koch added that frostilles in frost are not always painful, but who naturally scare someone who believes he has a real pistol pointed at them.

"You press a trigger, this person is now struck with something and he doesn't know what it is," he said.

Pistols splashed with toys have gained popularity. A local retailer of the County of Fresno, California, told Action News that they had recently sold an entire expedition of these toys in one day, even if buyers must be 18 years old.

A case involving these weapons led to a tragedy last month in Jackson, Mississippi, when a teenager was killed during a "Prank went wrong . "The Jackson police department told WLBT that adolescents stopped with a friend with ski masks, pointing to realistic weapons. Ignoring that they were toy pistols, a friend of the other As a teenager pointed out a real weapon back, pulling and killing a 15 -year -old. The Jackson police department concluded that the shooting was justified, but could have been avoided.

"Rifles and false pistols are Nothing with who to play , " Kenneth Stokes , Jackson's city councilor later said WLBT. "Nowadays that people kill each other and shoot each other, don't play like that."

Read this then: If you are over 65, police have a new warning for you .