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A day of playing outside with a toy water gun ended in police detaining a teenager.

The toy that almost killed her daughter is getting pulled from the shelves of the nation's biggest retailers. Now, she has a holiday message for anyone who got the toy for their kids.

Water beads almost killed Hannah Rief's daughter. The toy is being pulled from the shelves of many large retailers, but the Iowa mom still wants to warn parents of the danger.

The toy that almost killed her daughter is getting pulled from the shelves of the nation's biggest retailers. Now, she has a Christmas message for anyone thinking about getting the toy for their kids.

Three of America’s largest retailers say they will no longer be selling water beads marketed for children.

An infant from Berwick fought for her life after ingesting a water bead. Now, major stores promise to stop selling them, and a proposed law could ban the toys.

U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone wants Congress to ban water beads, colorful toys that he says can be deadly to children.

A product 9 Investigates first warned you about in December has now been recalled, but a local mother says it’s not enough.

The beads can pose a choking or obstruction hazard if swallowed.

If ingested, a water bead expands and can pose ingestion, choking and intestinal obstruction hazards inside a child’s body.