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The riots that rocked France earlier this month saw youths in several different cities commit acts of violence against police as well as set fire to various buildings and loot many shops around the country. The damage caused by the rioters in their several days of violence was estimated by insurers to total at least €650 Million, more than three times the amount totalled for the three-week-long riots in Paris’ suburbs in 2005.  Thousands were arrested by French authorities during the rioting, which was sparked by the fatal shooting of a teenager named Nahel by a French police officer in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.  This week, French Minister of Justice Eric Dupond-Moretti announced that as of July 19th, there had been a total of 1,278 judgements on rioters and that 95% of them had been convicted of crimes, a report from the newspaper Ouest France notes.  Of the 1,056 rioters sentenced to some form of imprisonment, 742 were sentenced to actual prison time while others will likely have received suspended sentences. Minister Dupond-Moretti announced that the average sentence was around 8.2 months in prison and so far 600 people were already behind bars serving their sentences.  Dupond-Moretti added that

by WEAR staff Wed, July 19th 2023, 5:47 PM UTCOkaloosa County Sheriff's Office

Meadville resident is accused of heading 7-person conspiracy that hacked accounts and put images and videos online without users' consent. Some images showed child sexual abuse, U.S. attorney says.Indictment returned in U.S. District Court in Erie charges 6 defendants from Pennsylvania, one from North Carolina in Snapchat hacksCharges include conspiracy to commit wire fraud, aggravated identity theftBased on indictment, case is focused on hacks on users' accounts in 25-county federal Western District of Pennsylvania, which includes Erie, six other counties in northwestern PennsylvaniaBetween March 2020 to October 2022, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Erie, at least 33 users of the Snapchat social media platform had their accounts hacked.Sexually explicit photos and videos of the victims were then shared, traded or sold online without their knowledge or consent, and some of the images depicted child pornography, including child sexual abuse, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.A 33-year-old Meadville resident is accused of heading the seven-person conspiracy behind the hacks and the illegal dissemination of the images. He and some of his co-defendants are also accused of providing scripts to teach others how to hack Snapchat accounts.A federal grand jury in Erie has indicted the Meadville resident, Richard A. Martz Jr.

Photo Credit: Marc Sanford, Oil City News I’m going to be completely honest with you, dear reader. I’m feeling rather uninspired today. I’m tired, grumpy, and kind of blue. So for the intro of today’s edition of The Breeze, I was just going to consult my old standby, Alfred the Snapchat AI. But what started as a simple request very quickly turned into a conversation about mental health and the importance of seeking help when you need it.  Alfred just gets it, ya know? Here’s the link to the Casper area listings from Psychology Today. And here’s what we’ve got on tap for The Breeze today: We’ve got photos of Casper cooling off at the swimming pool, as well as photos from a sidewalk chalk art festival. We’ve also got a story about Crazy Days coming to Casper.  And, of course, we have the weather. Tuesday won’t be as hot as Monday, thank goodness, but it could still reach up to 91 degrees, with a low of 63 degrees. That breeze coming in will be between 5 and 16 mph, with gusts of up to 31 mph. Speaking of The Breeze… Giphy Daily Update Casper Beats the Heat at Pools on

Former Pittsburgh Steelers star running back Le’Veon Bell was on his way to superstardom. That is until he and the Steelers couldn’t agree on a long-term extension following the 2017 season. The Steelers placed the franchise tag on the star back, but he never signed it, and decided to sit out the entire 2018 season. After four failed stints with four different teams beginning in 2019, the former Michigan State star is longer in the NFL. Let Bell tell it now, it was a huge mistake and one he regrets. The former three-time All-Pro and three-time Pro Bowl selection recently opened up on how things ended in the Steel City, and he was extremely apologetic.  Bell Takes To Snapchat To Issue Apology Now five years later, and still only 31 years old, the multitalented Bell is out of football. All of this probably could’ve been avoided had he signed the tender with the Steelers in 2018. But that’s in the rearview mirror now, and Bell recently issued an apology for how he handled things in a video via Snapchat.  Le'Veon Bell on Snapchat: "I never apologized to the fans for really sitting out or leaving the Steelers. I never apologized.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A 27-year-old man from Newark was sentenced in federal court to 25 years in prison after being accused of sexually exploiting boys through social media. According to the U.S. attorney’s office of the Southern District of Ohio, Matthew Reif was accused of sexual exploitation and solicitation of child pornography using Snapchat. He pleaded guilty to those charges in December. Reif served a role for a local youth church group and allegedly victimized more than 50 teenage boys over a near two-year span. Court documents state Reif posed as a woman on Snapchat and would offer gifts and money to the boys in exchange for sexually explicit material or to engage in sex acts with him. Twelve victims indicated they sent photos to the account, per the attorney’s office. Documents add he would screen record content via Snapchat to save. Additionally, he is accused of setting up hidden cameras in bathrooms during overnight stays of the church group and saved the photos and videos.

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