FRANKLIN, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Franklin police responded to two incidents Monday morning, May 4 that were connected to a game called "Paranoia" being played by students at Franklin High School, according to the department.

The first involved a report of a naked man with a gun in the middle of the street, which led to a high-risk traffic stop that disrupted the morning commute. Officers determined the individual and a passenger were participating in the game.

A second situation involved several shirtless people arguing outside a residence and making threats.

One person was arrested for disorderly conduct.

Police said they must respond to such calls with full precautions regardless of context, noting similar incidents across the country have had serious outcomes. The department is asking parents and community members to talk to young people about potential consequences.