If you see something that looks like a gun, maybe your best bet is to err on the side of caution and treat it like a gun ... In Ocean City, a teenager found what she thought was a toy gun on an amusement park ride. Turns out, it was the weapon reported missing Wednesday by an off-duty Philly police officer, AP reports today. Full story.
In other news, police plan to crack down on underage beachgoers trying to buy alcohol at the Shore this year with a "Cops to Shops" program that 26 towns have signed on to, according to the AP. And those who are caught face more than just a lecture from mom or dad: Fines start at $500, and the punishment could also affect driving privileges. Read the full story.
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