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PHOTO: Roughly the location of the 2017 crash along Calabogie Road from Google Maps A Snapchat from one of the passengers in the vehicle that was demolished in a 2017 crash along Calabogie Road could have been the last thing seen by the driver Brandon Hanniman. This afternoon (April 30th, 2021), new evidence was introduced shedding light on events leading up to the collision in October of 2017 that killed two and seriously injured two other 18-year-old hockey players from Renfrew. Ann Senack, the former bartender at Shooters Bar and Grill, who allegedly served the underage teenagers their last shot about 20-minutes before they were involved in the crash, has been charged with criminal negligence causing death and bodily harm. None of the charges have been proven in court. Brandon Hanniman and Alex Paquette died from injuries sustained in the collision in the early morning hours of October 27th, 2017. Jacob McGrimmon was able to pull himself from the wreckage and suffered what’s commonly known as a seatbelt fracture. The other survivor, Ben Schueneman, was ejected from the vehicle and told the court he broke his pelvis, collarbone, ruptured his spleen and suffered brain bleeding in multiple places. All four…

Copyright 2017 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Photo by: Westside Community SchoolsOMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — Wednesday, Westside Community Schools sent an email to parents, alerting them to disturbing content posted by a group of students. School officials learned that high school students had reenacted the murder of George Floyd on Snapchat. Westside Principal Mike Lucas said it “is a very upsetting situation that was highly inappropriate and has hurt many people.” BACKGROUND: Omaha students reenact George Floyd arrest on Snapchat On Friday, Principal Lucas updated families on the district’s investigation. Read Lucas’ letter below: WESTSIDE Families, I wanted to follow up with you regarding the re-enactment of the George Floyd death by several high school students that took place at Westside High School earlier this week. Our high school administration and others found out about the social media post on Tuesday evening. They began their investigation first thing on Wednesday morning and were able to collect several key pieces of information by 10:00 AM that day that helped them determine what steps to take next. We felt it was important to immediately communicate with our community this past Wednesday because…

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A DR WHO fan claims sex-pest Noel Clarke bombarded her with texts and videos after telling him she loved the BBC drama. Catherine Evans, 32, added Clarke and a host of other celebrities on Snapchat to follow their day-to-day activities. 6Catherine Evans added Clarke and other celebrities on Snapchat 6Noel Clarke has acted in the likes of Doctor Who, Auf Wiedershen, Pet and KidulthoodCredit: Alamy But she was stunned when the married filmmaker allegedly began directly messaging her on the social media app with ­compliments on her looks. Hairdresser Catherine, from Wrexham in North Wales, explained: “I added loads of celebrities. It was a bit of a craze just to see what they got up to during the day. “I was surprised when Noel actually messaged me out the blue and commented on a picture of me, saying my eyes were stunning, or something like that. “We chatted mundanely but then he soon steered the conversation to sex. 6Noel starred in Dr Who alongside Billie Piper, David Tennant and Camille CoduriCredit: Getty “He would send videos and pictures through the night. He would ask what I was wearing and ask me to send pictures back, which I never did, thank…

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César Rodriguez, LMTonline.com / Laredo Morning TimesApril 30, 2021Updated: April 30, 2021 2:59 p.m. A woman said she expected a payment of $1,200 for each migrant smuggled, according to an arrest affidavit. Encinal Police Department requested assistance from the U.S. Border Patrol with a traffic stop at about 9:18 p.m. April 28 on mile marker 41 of Interstate 36. Agents arrived at about 9:30 p.m. and observed a white Audi Q7 with approximately 10 males sitting on the ground next to the vehicle. An Encinal police lieutenant stated he pulled over the vehicle driven by Devany Aylin Gonzalez, a U.S. citizen, for a traffic violation. The lieutenant then observed multiple people inside the vehicle. During questioning, Gonzalez allegedly stated that the individuals were in the country illegally. “Gonzalez freely admitted to the (lieutenant) she was going to get paid $1,200 per (migrant). Gonzalez was cited for not possessing a driver's license and for disregarding a stop sign,” states the affidavit. In a post-arrest interview, Gonzalez stated that she resides in Houston. She added she came to pick up the migrants after observing on Snapchat that someone needed drivers. “Gonzalez stated that after she contacted the person through Snapchat, she started receiving calls…

LinkedIn is the perfect place for attorneys to create, share and post content to over 750 million professionals. The secret to garnering a following on LinkedIn is to aim your legal content at your audience. However, articles posted on LinkedIn are typically self-focused and wordy – an audience turnoff.  How can your law firm do better?  LinkedIn is a noisy place LinkedIn is just like any other social media platform, bull of people vying for attention. While it may seem like a tough place to stand out, it is not impossible. According to digital marketers, 80 percent of social media leads come from LinkedIn. It is an excellent platform for lawyers to build their brand, put their ideas out and become thought leaders, appealing to prospective clients. This is no easy task, however. Focusing on personal branding, writing for an audience and not bragging about professional achievements, law firms can help improve their LinkedIn content and, in turn, their lead generation efforts.  LinkedIn is a prime place to create legal content that demonstrates to others that you are an expert and can help them solve whatever legal issues they may have. Sharing your legal expertise draws people in to find…

There are many reasons why an Instagram account is disabled or deactivated, but there are options when this happens. Here's what you need to know. There are a number of reasons why an Instagram account is disabled, although one of the most common is the account having been deemed as breaching the service’s community guidelines. Regardless of the reason, there are options for users to get their account reinstated again. Here’s what you need to know and do when an Instagram account has been disabled or deactivated. Instagram is a popular social networking app and service, and especially for those interested in photos and videos. However, more recently the service has been expanding in new directions with its most recent focus being on audio-related features. With so many new features being added all the time, the rules behind what a user can and can’t do are always subject to change. Therefore, it is important users are familiar with Instagram’s dos and don’ts, to avoid any issues with account access. Instagram makes it clear that an account is disabled when it fails to follow its Community Guidelines or Terms of Use. Furthermore, Instagram notes that it may disable an account at any time…

TechThe workaround that’ll let you see *some* content.Natalie Zotova / 500px/500px Prime/Getty ImagesYou finally took the plunge to delete Instagram off your phone, thanks to some not-so-subtle screen time notifications. But you miss seeing your friends’ feed-worthy escapades on hiking trails and figuring out how to walk their cat. If you’re looking to keep your data off social as much as humanly possible, figuring out how to use Instagram without an account can help you avoid both FOMO and screen time.How Do You Use Instagram Without An Account?While you used to be able to view as many public Instagram photos and accounts as you pleased without having a login of your own, you now have to be logged in to see... well, pretty much anything. This restriction can help protect current users from unwanted attention or stalking, but it can also make it tough to scroll for more of those hilarious panda videos your friends are sending you.There is one workaround, though: Use your trusty search bar. Type the name of the celeb whose latest photos you want to see plus Instagram to find their page. Or type the hashtag you’re looking to browse — so, “#avengers + Instagram” when…

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