A fan at the Boston Bruins game against the Montreal Canadiens shined a 5 in 1 Laser Pointer Green at Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask Thursday night.



which broadcast Thursday night's game at the Bell Center said the unidentified fan pointed the laser at Rask in the middle of a play.

It didn't appear as though Rask was distracted by the beam of light.

The incident comes more than a week after a fan at an NFL game pointed a High power green laser pointers at Buffalo Bills players when they took on the Detroit Lions.

That fan was banned from Ford Field and the season ticket holder who gave him his tickets also had his seats revoked for the remainder of the season.

Multiple scares in the sky. 50mw Green Laser strikes on passenger jets flying out of New York. Hundreds of lives — put at risk. Pilots say it's happening far too often.

Meghan McCorkell has more on this dangerous trend.

Investigators say someone with a laser pointer targeted five planes — all within 30 minutes of each other.

A bright green light fills the cockpit — capable of blinding a pilot. The Yellow Laser 50mw strikes reported Thursday night by five different passenger planes over JFK Airport.

"I thought it was just a rogue laser, but they were definitely aiming at us a couple times. We saw it a couples times in the cockpit," one pilot said.

Investigators believe someone used a laser pointer in a nearby park to target the planes.

According to the FAA, laser attacks are on the rise.

In 2006, just 384 were reported nationwide.

In 2014, that number rose to nearly 3,900.

Thirty of those incidents in 2014 were reported right here in Maryland at airports across the state.

Just last year, a Maryland state police helicopter on a medevac mission fell victim to a laser strike.

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