A high school student in Massachusetts has been charged with assault after allegedly firing gel projectiles at teenagers who were not involved in a school tradition known as "Senior Assassin," according to local police.

Authorities recovered a weapon in connection with the incident and filed charges against the student. The "Senior Assassin" game is a popular high school tradition where students participate in elimination-style activities, though the specific nature of this incident involved individuals who were not participating in the game.

Police have not released additional details about the circumstances surrounding the alleged assault or the extent of any injuries sustained by the targeted teens. The investigation into the incident remains ongoing.

The case highlights ongoing concerns about safety in school-related activities and the potential for traditional games to escalate beyond their intended scope. Local authorities are working to determine the full circumstances of the incident and any additional charges that may be warranted.