Kennesaw police arrest four in Orbeez shooting

Well, what may have started as some good old fraternity fun ended with serious consequences. Fourteens were arrested and now face felony charges. Fox 5's Denise Dillon tells us they are all Kennesaw State University students. I talked to several students who told me it all started with groups of people throwing eggs at each other. Police say it went too far when they pulled out the Orbeez guns. I just think it's just... Funny, frat, drama. A battle between fraternities that involved eggs and Orbeez gel guns at this off-campus student housing landed four Kennesaw State University students in jail. It's bothering me that this is going on. Kennesaw police say they were called to West 22 last Thursday around 1 in the morning. Investigators say people inside an SUV cruised by this building and fired several shots from Orbeez guns. Hitting a man and his truck multiple times. Investigators say the same guys also shot Orbeez pellets at another group of people in the complex who retaliated by throwing eggs at them. Police tracked down the SUV. The four 18 year olds in the vehicle were arrested and are charged with felony aggravated assault. Some students say the consequences don't fit the crime. It's just Orbeez. Like I get it can hurt people, but it's like I don't see a felony for this, like maybe a misdemeanor. Students say it's part of an ongoing battle between fraternities that started online dubbed the Egg War. It started with memes and AI images and stuff like that. It was originally eggs. I think it's mostly eggs and then the Orbeez just came out of nowhere. Henry Germain is in a fraternity. He said the Interfraternity Council alerted everyone to put a stop to the Egg War. Make better choices. If you weren't doing dumb stuff to begin with, you wouldn't be in the situation you're in now. Kennesaw State University officials released a statement saying they are aware of the allegations and are taking them seriously. They say they are investigating and will determine the next steps. In Kennesaw, Denise Dillon, Fox 5 News.