Selling realistic toy guns violates a New York law inspired by police encounters that have ended in tragedy because the toys look like actual firearms.

New York law bans retailers from selling or shipping toy guns that are black, dark blue, silver, or aluminum-colored and look ...

Retailer Walmart will pay a $16,000 fine for shipping realistic toy guns to New York buyers in violation of state law, state ...

The New York law bans retailers from selling or shipping toy guns of certain colors — black, dark blue, silver, or aluminum — ...

Walmart has been fined by the state for shipping realistic-looking toy guns to New York. New York's Attorney General Letitia ...

The annual Toy Gun Exchange, in collaboration with Back to Basics outreach ministry and Buffalo F.A.T.H.E.R.S., was put together for kids to trade in their toy guns for a more productive ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — As part of National Youth Violence Prevention week, several community organizations are coming together to host a toy gun exchange across the street from the Tops on Jefferson ...

The National Police Agency confirmed that 16 toy gun models found on e-commerce websites are capable of causing death or serious injury, the Asahi newspaper reported on Saturday. Although marketed ...

The toy guns fire gel pellets that splash people with water when they are struck by the pellet. But, police officials said, the toy weapons can easily be mistaken for actual firearm, especially if ...

Pune: Three men threatened a jewellery store owner with a toy gun and robbed gold jewellery weighing around 22 tolas worth over Rs20 lakh around 2.50pm on Tuesday in Raikar Mala, Dhayari.