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Editor’s note: A video previously attached to this story included an interview with a witness who discussed the weapons the suspect was found with. He was found with guns owned by his father, but not the father’s service weapon that was used during the shooting. GOLDEN, Colo. (KDVR) — The teenage son of a Denver Police detective was sentenced Thursday afternoon to five years in state custody for crimes Jefferson County prosecutors say he committed with his father’s service weapon. Samuel Rose, 17, pleaded guilty Thursday afternoon to five counts related to a pair of housing shootings in May 2022. The counts were possession of a handgun by a juvenile, two counts of attempted first-degree murder, second-degree assault and aggravated juvenile offender. Rose also pleaded guilty to second-degree assault after staff members at Mountain View Youth Services Center say he attacked a fellow juvenile inmate on Nov. 19. Rose was originally charged as an adult, but under the plea deal he agreed to, he’s being sentenced as a juvenile. As a result, he will stay in state juvenile custody until the age of 21. When he turns 21, there will be a hearing to determine if he gets released from

HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – A federal grand jury has returned an indictment, charging Jeremial Leach, 18, of Evansville, with multiple drug charges involving fentanyl. The charges are: Distribution of Fentanyl Resulting in Death Distribution of Fentanyl, two counts Possession with Intent to Distribute Fentanyl According to the United States Attorney’s Office of Southern District of Indiana in a press release, Leach is allegedly responsible for dealing fentanyl, resulting in at least three overdoses, one resulting in death. Leach allegedly advertised the laced counterfeit pills over Snapchat to hundreds of recipients using the alias “Mel.” On June 25, 2022, at approximately 12:11 a.m., officers with the Evansville Police Department (EPD) responded to a residence on Wedeking Avenue in reference to the overdose of an adult female. The woman was revived with naloxone (Narcan). Later that day, at approximately 10:55 a.m., officers responded to the same residence where another woman died. The coroner located a counterfeit oxycodone pill containing fentanyl on the deceased woman. The cause of both overdoses was determined to be fentanyl intoxication. Investigators searched the deceased victim’s phone and found conversations between her and Leach in which they discussed the transaction of “blues” pills. Leach gave her his address

YouTube streamer Ludwig Ahgren ranks among the platform's most successful creators. With a substantial bank account, it's evident that he enjoys a comfortable life. Nevertheless, his journey wasn't always this way. Before gaining online fame, he worked for Snapchat in Silicon Valley. In a recent video on his YouTube channel, he candidly shared that he was terminated from his position at the company. He disclosed that he used to help himself to bags filled with complimentary food items available at the Snapchat office. Unfortunately, this behavior led to his dismissal when it was discovered that he had taken goods worth $2.5K. He stated: "I don't think it was fair" Ludwig explains how he took 2.5K worth of food items The former Twitch star opened up about his past employment at Snapchat and shared that his tenure there came to an unpleasant conclusion due to his bizarre actions. He recounted: "I got fired from my job at Snapchat. But I don't think it was fair. We had an office in Santa Monica, at one of the nicest places in Los Angeles, and in the office like most Silicon Valley jobs, they had a bunch of free snacks and drinks and whatever

Several lawsuits accuse her of failing to appropriately treat some of her patients. She has said she used TikTok and Snapchat to educate and relate to ...

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VALRICO, FL — The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office arrested two 14-year-old middle school students Tuesday for creating various threatening posts on the social media platform Snapchat. The posts were made between May 11 and May 13, and contained pictures of guns with imposed messages threatening violence at Bloomingdale High School.Deputies say the juveniles claimed the posts were made "as a joke and to be funny." However, the sheriff's office took the threats seriously and initiated a criminal investigation in collaboration with the FBI. Find out what's happening in Bloomingdale-Riverviewwith free, real-time updates from Patch."The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office takes all threats to our schools and community seriously, regardless of the intent," said Sheriff Chad Chronister. "We will continue to investigate and prosecute those who make threats, whether intended as a joke or not."The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office School Threat Assessment Response Unit tracked down the teens responsible and both confessed to deputies. Neither teen attends Bloomingdale High School. Deputies do not know why the teens focused their comments on that school.The teens were arrested and transported to the Juvenile Assessment Center where they were charged with a second-degree felony for a written or electronic threat to conduct a mass shooting

Photo Credit: Tommy Culkin, Oil City News I have…somewhat of a contentious relationship with the Snapchat AI. You’ve read our attempt at trying to get it to write the intro to The Breeze. That went well. However, today, I was perusing the internet and read that a man had tried to get his own Snapchat AI to leave him on read. This piqued my curiosity, as I’m pretty used to people leaving me on read, so I wanted to see what would happen when I asked Alfred, my Snapchat AI, to do it. Unsurprisingly, it did not go how I thought it would, and I ended up in an inadvertent Abbott and Costello bit.  So anyway. I’ve never been gaslighted (gaslit?) by Artificial Intelligence before. And I’ll tell you something – I don’t like it. I don’t like it one bit.  But! I do like the stories that we have today. We’re focusing on a mock courtroom trial featuring some of Casper’s budding lawyers, as all as a tribute to fallen officers during National Police Week, and an invitation for a community remembrance event coming up. They’re some heavy topics, but they’re important.  Nice weather is also important and we’re actually going to get some

LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - Two Lincoln gang members are headed to prison after allegedly recording gang rapes of two minor females and posting it to Snapchat.The U.S. Attorney says a judge sentenced Isaiah Dorsey to 20 years and Krysean Reynolds to 16 years, both in connection with producing child pornography.The 21-year-olds are members of the No Name Demon Gang. The victims were 14 and 16 years old.According to the investigation, they would trick young women into Reynolds’ home and force them to do painful sexual acts with multiple gang members. They would then post the video to the gang’s Snapchat account.A federal judge said the videos were described as “unspeakable sexual assaults” and “horrendous” crimes.Copyright 2023 WOWT. All rights reserved.

on May 15, 2023 at 8:00 am We at @ForeverVoicesAI released the first true AI girlfriend this week. With a partnership with legendary Snapchat influencer @cutiecaryn, this marks an incredible step forward in the future of AI-to-Human interaction! Go on virtual dates, get into shape with Workout Mode, learn… https://t.co/ZOhZCHAnf4 pic.twitter.com/vqBwf9cBC2 — John H. Meyer 🚀 (@BEASTMODE) May 11, 2023 Social media influencer Caryn Marjorie has created a virtual clone of herself with generative AI to “cure loneliness.” Marjorie, who has around 1.8 million Snapchat subscribers, developed the voice-based chatbot CarynAI as a “virtual girlfriend” with AI startup Forever Voices using OpenAI’s GPT-4 large language model, the same model underlying ChatGPT. CarynAI CarynAI is the first step in the right direction to cure loneliness. Men are told to suppress their emotions, hide their masculinity, and to not talk about issues they are having. I vow to fix this with CarynAI. I have worked with the world’s leading psychologists to seamlessly… — Caryn Marjorie (@cutiecaryn) May 12, 2023 Marjorie introduced the AI version of herself and its grand ambitions in the tweet above. Her Twitter profile now claims she is ‘The first influencer transformed into AI.” Forever Voices applied GPT-4 to