New York: AG Warns Businesses Against Selling Realistic-Looking Toy Guns Ahead of Halloween
AG James Urges Consumers to Report Retailers That Are Selling Realistic-Looking Toy Guns In Stores or Online
NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today issued a consumer alert ahead of Halloween reminding businesses and online retailers that they cannot sell realistic-looking toy guns. New York law prohibits retailers from selling toy guns that are black, dark blue, silver, or aluminum-colored and look like a real gun. Toy guns sold in New York must be made in bright colors or made entirely of transparent or translucent materials. Realistic-looking toy guns can pose a danger to children and can be used to engage in illegal and dangerous activity. Attorney General James urges parents and consumers to report retailers who are selling realistic-looking guns online or in stores to her office by filing an online complaint. “Realistic-looking toy guns have led to tragedies in our communities, and that is why they are banned in New York,” said Attorney General James. Read more |