A Brevard County police chief is vowing to get tougher on toy guns. He said he thinks the punishment is too light for people who commit crimes using fake firearms, WESH 2 News reported. Police say criminals are increasingly using toy guns or air guns because of the criminal benefits. For example, if someone holds up a convenience store using a real gun, they could face life in prison. But if they use a toy or air gun, the most they could get is just 15 years. "It's... (GunPolicy.org)