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These were sent via Snapchat. Both vehemently reject Smith's explanation that they consented to him filming and or photographing them. The first woman ...

Prosecutors have charged two men suspected to have been involved with a foiled possible mass shooting at a Pontiac graduation with weapons charges after they were unable to find the reported Snapchat threat. Deahveon Whaley, 19, and Jamarion Hardiman, 20, both of Pontiac, were charged Monday with carrying a firearm with an unlawful intent, possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony and carrying a concealed weapon. “We are moving forward with the charges presented by investigators,” Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald said in a statement. “This graduation event was disrupted by a fight that required a police response and, rather than walking away, it appears these defendants retrieved a gun. That’s unacceptable and we will hold them accountable.” Hardiman and Whaley were allegedly involved in a fight at the Arts and Technology Academy of Pontiac graduation at United Wholesale Mortgage's Sports Complex. The Oakland County Sheriff's Office was called to break up a fight in the parking lot at about 6:30 p.m. June 3. Neither man had an attorney listed in court records Monday morning. Surveillance video showed the two men entered the venue together, and Hardiman assaulted an unidentified person, according to a press release from

The Snapchat call was abruptly disconnected after Eyani told her friend to call 911. Documents state that prior to it ending, the best friend heard ...

Jai Opetaia has sealed a fifth-round stoppage victory against Claudio Squeo The Aussie fighter has now revealed who he wants to meet in the ring next   By ED CARRUTHERS FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 14:29, 8 June 2025 | Updated: 15:25, 8 June 2025 Jai Opetaia has retained his IBF and Ring Magazine cruiserweight world titles after defeating Claudio Squeo on Sunday. The Australian placed his world titles on the line in a bid to secure a unification fight and after stopping his Italian opponent in the fifth round, appearing to break his opponent's jaw.  Opetaia, 29, now closing in on a blockbuster bout with WBO and WBA cruiserweight champion Gilberto Ramirez, once again calling out the Mexican fighter following the fight.  'Next fight is Zurdo Ramirez,' he said. Opetaia has previously called out the WBA and WBO title holder on several occasions but on Sunday revealed that Ramirez has agreed to a fight. 'He's mentioned me, he's told me he'll fight me next up. So let's get it on. I'm chasing that belt. Jai Opetaia extended his 28-0 streak on Sunday after stopping Claudio Squeo in the fifth round of their world title fight Opetaia (right) landed a brutal

Snapchat has officially launched its dedicated app for Apple Watch, marking a significant expansion beyond smartphones and tablets. The new watchOS app focuses exclusively on messaging, allowing users to preview and reply to Snapchat chat messages directly from their wrist. Unlike the full Snapchat experience on mobile devices, this version does not support sending or viewing Snaps, filters, or Stories. Instead, it offers a streamlined way to stay connected on the go without needing to pull out your iPhone. Users of the Apple Watch can now interact with messages directly on the watch, when previously they could only receive Snapchat notifications mirrored from their phones. For responses, the software allows a variety of input options, such as emoji messaging, voice dictation, sketching letters on the screen, and typing on the tiny keyboard. This makes it easy to respond quickly and discreetly while working out, attending meetings, or driving. Users of the Apple Watch can now interact with messages directly on the watch, when previously they could only receive Snapchat notifications mirrored from their phones. For responses, the software allows a variety of input options, such as emoji messaging, voice dictation, doodling letters on the screen, and typing on the tiny

News US News Sharks After admitting he knew stabbing sharks in the head didn't deter the animals from hunting fish, Zane Garrett from Florida admitted he knifed the beast because 'it had stolen his fish' He knew stabbing a shark didn't deter the animal from hunting fish (Image: Monroe County Sheriff Office) A bloke claiming to be a sailor has been charged after posting a disturbing Snapchat video of himself carrying out a deranged revenge killing on behalf of fish. Zane Garrett was arrested on Thursday June 5, after admitting he repeated stabbed a shark in the head in the horrific social media video that went viral last month. The 26-year-old launched his twisted attack on a bull shark at the Vandenberg Wreck site off Key West, Florida on May 22 in a twisted video titled “Bud broke my rod”. He has been charged with aggravated animal cruelty for his grim knifing. Garrett shared his crime on Snapchat Garrett, who has been named as captain on Second Nature Charters’ website, was dobbed in by an anonymous person who was revolted by the wretched video and reported it to the Florida fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, citing “safety concerns”, according to

Snapchat is now available on Apple Watch through watchOS, expanding its presence beyond smartphones. This move signals Snapchat’s commitment to integrating messaging services with wearable technology, offering users new ways to stay connected on the go. Tl;dr Snapchat debuts on Apple Watch with basic messaging. Features are limited: no photos or videos yet. Launch comes just before the Apple WWDC event. Snapchat Arrives on Apple Watch: A Timely Debut For the first time, Snapchat is now available on the Apple Watch, a decade after the watch’s initial release. With this launch, Snapchat joins the rare group of social platforms venturing into the world of watchOS . While some may wonder why it took so long, others will note that even now, leading rivals like Facebook and WhatsApp have yet to introduce an official app for Apple’s wearable. Interestingly, Messenger, which previously attempted to enter this space, eventually withdrew its service. A First Glance at Features and Their Current Limits What does this new version actually allow? Well, users can now get a preview of incoming messages right on their wrist and reply directly—without needing to reach for their smartphone. There’s some flexibility here: replies can be typed using a tiny

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Snapchat releases Apple Watch app worldwide Snapchat has officially released a watchOS app, enabling Apple Watch users to access the social network on their wrists. With the latest app, users can easily use Snapchat across phones, web, tablets, and Apple Watch. Snapchat releases Apple Watch app  Users can easily preview an upcoming message and also reply using the keyboard, Scribble, emoji, or Dictation. The platform said that the latest app will enable users to do things such as rapidly allowing their friend to know they’re “here” when meeting up at a restaurant. While you could already read Snapchat messages on your Apple Watch by allowing them on your iPhone, users were not able to respond to them until now. The company wrote in a blog post, “The number of devices we use in our daily lives has grown, Already we’re seeing our community enjoy using Snapchat across surfaces including tablet and web, in addition to mobile, and this builds on our commitment to making Snapchat available across all the devices you use, including wearables.” The company is now using its watchOS app to allow users to rapidly respond to messages, not to view photos or videos. With this significant release

Andrew Liszewski is a senior reporter who’s been covering and reviewing the latest gadgets and tech since 2006, but has loved all things electronic since he was a kid. What’s Snapchat without the ability to snap and send photos to your friends? It’s the social platform’s new Apple Watch app that instead provides a quick way to preview messages and reply right from your wrist. Joining mobile and web-based versions of Snapchat, the Apple Watch app lets you preview incoming messages on your wrist (functionality that already existed if you chose to mirror notifications from your iPhone) and reply to them using the wearable’s tiny keyboard, scribbling letters with your finger, or by dictating a response that’s converted to text. “The number of devices we use in our daily lives has grown,” the company says in a blog post on its website. “Already we’re seeing our community enjoy using Snapchat across surfaces including tablet and web, in addition to mobile, and this builds on our commitment to making Snapchat available across all the devices you use, including wearables.” The app doesn’t provide the full Snapchat experience, but it’s still a welcome new feature in a time when many companies have