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The grieving parents of a 7-year-old child who died hours after being hit by a car were charged with involuntary manslaughter after allowing him and his brother, 10, to walk home unaccompanied by an adult from a nearby grocery store. Jessica Ivey and Samuele Jenkins were charged two days after their son Legend died from injuries caused by being struck by a Jeep on May 27 in Gastonia, a rural town in North Carolina. The 76-year-old driver will not face any charges. Legend Jenkins.via FacebookThe Food Lion store is two blocks away from their home. The parents said the children were with their mother when they asked to meet their father at the store, and she allowed them to leave, according to The Gaston Gazette. The brothers had to cross the busy, four-lane road, but attempted to go between crosswalks. Witnesses told WSOC-TV of Charlotte that Legend stepped into traffic as his older brother attempted to hold him back. Jenkins said he was on the phone with his elder son when the younger child was hit.  » Read More

Rio Tinto has staved off a union agreement in the Pilbara by handing out $25,000 pay rises while BHP launched legal action to curtail allegedly misleading union social media posts, as the mining giants fight efforts to re-establish widespread organised labour in the region. The separate actions by the two major miners are part of a broader pushback against the reunionisation of the iron ore-rich region of WA for the first time in 30 years, which has triggered applications to force bargaining across the sector. Loading...  » Read More

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As the hiss of an espresso machine mostly drowns out the smooth sounds of the Wilco song playing, I scan the room for the mystery man I’m supposed to meet. Is it the balding man in the plaid shirt sitting cross-legged in the corner reading the newspaper? Could it be the pierced-lipped hipster sipping a turtle mocha and wearing studio-grade headphones, the one who only looks up from his laptop to cast furtive and judgmental glances at folks walking in the door? Or maybe it’s the guy chatting with an acquaintance at a table against the wall, the regular-looking fellow in the respectable ballcap and black jacket? Yep. That’s him. You don’t know him. Or maybe you do. Either way, you won’t get the answer here. We, being the kind of news organization that hates to ruin a good thing, have every intention of respecting the request for anonymity from … drumroll, please … Mankato Man. If you’re a regular on Facebook in the Mankato area,  » Read More

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A man purchased a vehicle from Facebook Marketplace for $3,700 only to find out the very next day that the car he bought was stolen. According to an arrest affidavit from the Metro Nashville Police Department, the man told officers that he saw an ad on Facebook Marketplace for a 2012 white Honda Civic and messaged the sellers to purchase the vehicle. The man met up with the sellers on May 4 to pay $3,700 for the Honda Civic, according to the arrest affidavit. The man said the sellers gave him the title to the vehicle as well as business cards, the affidavit states. The next day, on May 5, the man attempted to register the vehicle and found out it was reported stolen. According to the arrest report, MNPD responded and recovered the vehicle, which was reported stolen back in March. Here are instructions on how to watch WSMV4 live on various platforms. The man was able to provide officers with pictures of the two people who sold him the car,  » Read More

AI video generators have exploded in popularity, allowing users to create videos they never could have recorded in the real world. Along with millions of users who are using these legitimate apps, cybercriminals have also taken note and flooded Facebook with malicious ads that send people to fake websites teeming with malware.  Google’s threat intelligence unit Mandiant reports cybercriminals have been posting Facebook ads that masquerade as real AI video generators like Canva Dream Lab, Luma AI and Kling AI, but instead are intended to distribute malware. These ads look real when they’re posted to Facebook, but instead lure users to a fake website that deploys “payloads such as Python-based infostealers and several backdoors,” according to Mandiant.  Examples of malicious Facebook ads (Credit: Mandiant/Google) Mandiant found ads for over 30 such malicious websites; most were posted on Facebook but a handful of them appeared on LinkedIn. To avoid being detected by Meta, cybercriminals are constantly modifying their domains and publishing new ads daily.  » Read More

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The National Examinations Council, NECO, has disowned a fake Facebook account opened in the name of the Registrar, Prof. Dantani Wushishi, aimed at defrauding unsuspecting members of the public. This is contained in a statement by the council’s acting director of information and public relations, Azeez Sani. NECO DISOWNS FAKE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT The National Examinations Council (NECO), has disowned a fake Face-Book Account opened in the name of the Registrar/Chief Executive, Prof. Dantani Ibrahim Wushishi aimed at defrauding unsuspecting members of the public. The Council wishes 1/2 pic.twitter.com/MU0FWWjaDI — National Examinations Council (NECO) (@Neconigeria) June 1, 2025 “The council wishes to draw the attention of the public to the existence of this fake Facebook account to avoid being swindled by the fraudsters,” he said. Mr Sani said that security agents had been informed to take appropriate action against the perpetrators of the fraudulent act. The National Examinations Council (NECO) is an examination body in Nigeria that conducts the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination and the General Certificate in Education in June/July and November/December,  » Read More

Michigan police uncovered $100,000 in counterfeit cash at a suspect's home after a Facebook Marketplace deal went awry. (Scripps News Group) Investigators in Michigan said they found $100,000 in counterfeit cash at a home following a Facebook Marketplace purchase. Lieutenant Rene Gonzalez with the Michigan State Police Brighton post said one sketchy transaction blew an alleged counterfeiter’s cover, and it was just the tip of the iceberg. He said the suspect bought a drone through Facebook Marketplace for $800 using counterfeit cash in late March. “They met up at the victim’s residence. The transaction of the cash was completed, and the property (was) turned over to the suspect," Gonzalez said "The victim went back in the home and realized that the money that she was given was counterfeit. So, that’s when police were contacted.“ Detectives discovered that other law enforcement agencies in the state are investigating similar cases involving the same person. Details from each case helped them develop a suspect. RELATED STORY | Fake designer goods warning: Could you spot a counterfeit?  » Read More

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