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A Florida man who was found guilty of having sex with a 13-year-old girl he met through Snapchat was sentenced Thursday to 100 years in prison.Christopher Crouthamel, 43, in October, was found guilty by a jury of eight felonies that include:Two counts of lewd battery sex act on a child 12 or older but younger than 16Two counts of traveling to meet a minorTwo counts of possession of sexual performance by a childTwo counts of soliciting a child or person believed to be a child for unlawful sexual conduct using computer services or devicesThe charging affidavit this year stated he met the girl through Snapchat in December 2022 and drove from Summerfield to Edgewater in January 2023 to meet up with her.She snuck out of her home and met up with Crouthamel, who took her to a local hotel where they had sex. The girl told investigators that she told Crouthamel she was 13, whereas he told her he was 32.The following morning, Crouthamel drove her back in time to catch the bus for school.Crouthamel also faces an additional 20 counts of possession of sexual performance by a child, according to the Daytona Beach News-Journal.“This sexual predator will no longer

Leeroy Hinojosa, 35, was convicted of using Snapchat to obtain sexually explicit material from minors, a despicable scheme that landed him behind bars ...

By BVM Sportsdesk, 9h ago A married man was caught in a TikTok video after his wife discovered he was chatting with someone impersonating WWE Superstar Liv Morgan. The man mistakenly answered a question about their time together, leading to his wife's suspicion. She then found flirty messages exchanged with the Liv Morgan impersonator on the man's Snapchat, resulting in the end of their 8-year marriage.Why It MattersThis incident highlights the dangers of online impersonation and deceptive relationships, where scammers exploit trust and manipulate victims for financial gain. It serves as a cautionary tale for individuals to remain vigilant and cautious when engaging with others online.By the NumbersThe couple was married for 8 years before the man's involvement with the Liv Morgan impersonator brought an end to their relationship.Bottom LineThis viral video serves as a reminder of the potential consequences of falling victim to online scams and being deceived in relationships. It highlights the importance of maintaining skepticism and vigilance while engaging with others on social media. Go deeper for more detailed insights. Read more at www.sescoops.com

A 27-old-man was arrested Wednesday evening after being accused of approaching two juveniles at Eproson Park in Twain Harte last week while dressed in a Spider-Man costume and asking them if they wanted to have sex.The Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office announced in a news release Thursday morning that Kyle Thomas Hanna, of the 22400 block of Robinhood Drive in Twain Harte, was taken into custody at 5:32 p.m. Wednesday on suspicion of contacting a minor with the intent to have sex, a felony.

Brandon Cutaia — J. Reuben Long Detention Center Horry County deputies charge man with sexual exploitation of minor after tip about alleged criminal activity on Snapchat by: Caleb McCusker Posted: Dec 6, 2023 / 08:28 PM EST Updated: Dec 6, 2023 / 08:30 PM EST Brandon Cutaia — J. Reuben Long Detention Center by: Caleb McCusker Posted: Dec 6, 2023 / 08:28 PM EST Updated: Dec 6, 2023 / 08:30 PM EST HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — A man has been charged with sexual exploitation of a minor after the Horry County Sheriff’s Office received a tip about alleged criminal activity on Drop Box and Snapchat. Brandon Cutaia, 25, has been charged with two counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, deputies said. Cutaia was booked into the J. Reuben Long Detention Center on Tuesday and released on Wednesday, online jail records show. He was given a $10,000 bond. His case will be prosecuted by the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office. Caleb is a digital producer at News13. Caleb joined the team in January 2023 after graduating from Liberty University. He is from Northern Virginia. Follow Caleb on X, formerly Twitter, and read more of his work here. What

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The man was charged with five separate burnout offences and reckless driving, the court heard. Picture file A man bought a second-hand ute and and used it to hoon around King Island's roads while friends filmed his "stupid" driving on Snapchat, a court heard.Mitchell Graeme Delaney pleaded guilty in the Burnie Magistrates Court on Wednesday, December 6, to a count of reckless driving and five charges related to individual burnouts late at night in May this year. Delaney, who appeared via video link from King Island, also pleaded guilty to failing to complete transfer of ownership paperwork for the Mazda ute he was driving when he committed the crimes.Police prosecutor Mitchell Sheehy told the court police officers discovered the driving after a number of new skidmarks appeared on the King Island road near the airport on May 25.When they attended Delaney's house the following day they found the ute parked out the front with a damaged right, rear wheel.Mr Sheehy said police obtained a mobile phone that contained Snapchat video files of Delaney driving recklessly and doing each of the five burnouts, as well as indicating two other people were in the vehicle, and that there was open beers on

RICHMOND, Va. -- While people from across the world are now following the latest developments in a massive duplex explosion in Arlington, a Richmond woman knew of the unfolding situation hours before the blast was caught on a now-viral video.Megan Wilson said beginning Monday afternoon, her cousin began sending videos to their family Snapchat group of the police situation playing out in his Arlington neighborhood.“He was supposed to be at a soccer game," Wilson said about her cousin's plans, which quickly changed when he realized what was happening. "Of course, we didn’t anticipate a giant explosion, but I mean they are on their rooftop, and it’s just across the street, and there’s only like ten houses in their cul-de-sac, so there’s not a lot of distance.”Wilson's cousin recorded the video of the explosion that has been viewed around the world. What began as a faraway curiosity after seeing videos of swat members surrounding the home turned to worry once Wilson said her cousin sent the blast video.“We must have watched it ten times in a row in complete disbelief. Then, I didn’t hear from my cousin and his wife for a minute. Then, before we knew it, was

First Published: 1:05 PM PST, December 4, 2023A former Connecticut school employee is back behind bars after being arrested for violating the conditions of her parole while out on bail.Married mother-of-two Alyson Cranick, 42, is facing charges in both New London and Tolland County after she allegedly contacted a 13-year-old girl on Snapchat over the Thanksgiving holiday, according to court dockets.She is already facing charges for over allegations that she sexually assaulted a boy, 11, who attended the school where she used to work.Soon after her arrest, Cranick posted bail and agreed to a number of conditions as part of her Pretrial Intensive Supervision. One of the conditions was that Cranick have “no unsupervised contact with minors."On Nov. 27, a trooper with the Columbia Police Department "received a third-party report that Cranick had allegedly sent a Snapchat message to a 13-year-old female," according to a spokesperson for the Connecticut State Police.Cranick said that the minor had been out shopping with one of her relatives and believed to be speaking to that relative on the day in question, which was Nov. 24 according to the CSP spokesperson"According to Cranick, she believed that while her relative and were out shopping together

Credit: Rain Mazumder / Mustang News The unfair pressure put on them to mature at increasing rates is a direct cause of the creators of the social media platforms reinforcing these standards. Erin Yarwood is a journalism junior and opinion columnist for Mustang News. The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang Media Group. Buried deep within the feed of my dad’s Instagram profile lies evidence of my 2015 awkward phase: a time in my life visualized by Adidas soccer shorts, blue-bracket braces and a high ponytail so tight my hairline never returned.  Possessing a photo of a smaller, tweenager version of yourself looking a little ill-favored with a smile from ear to ear, seems to be a guaranteed occurrence for almost every friend I have ever had. But the awkward phase is coming to its extinction, and the effects of its disappearance are much more detrimental than one might think.  It can’t possibly be that awful if kids no longer have to go through a stage where they seem to lack any style, smarts or self care, right? Well, it is. Kids are starting to use social media and mobile devices earlier than ever