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Mark Carroll and Leon Robinson live-streamed their police chase - until it ended with them being caught TWO burglars proved they aren’t the brightest sparks after live-streaming their police pursuit over Snapchat – which ended when they were caught and arrested by officers. Leon Robinson laughed and egged on accomplice Mark Gary Carroll as they were pursued by officers after trying to steal vital equipment from a Teesdale farm last month. Read more: Durham sex offender jailed The pair started the chase after being disturbed trying to take a Polaris ATV vehicle from a farm building in Barnard Castle. An eagle-eyed neighbour quickly circulated their van’s details on the rural community’s Rural Watch Whatsapp group and reported them to the police. Officers then pursued the vehicle and, despite being rammed, were able to intercept the van and arrest the pair. The farmer’s ATV was also recovered. At Durham Crown Court both Carroll, 33, of Kesteven Road, Hartlepool, and Robinson, 32, of South Road, Hartlepool, were sentenced to 20 months in prison and ordered to pay £156 to the farmer. Carroll, who was driving the getaway van, was also banned from driving for 22 months. Detective Sergeant Sarah Hindmarsh, of Durham Constabulary…

According to a Microsoft engineer, Windows 11 users would be able to sideload Android applications into the operating system, which appears to be an answer to one of the most pressing issues we had when Microsoft revealed that Android apps will be available via the Amazon App store for Windows 11. This implies that whenever Windows 11 is released, you won’t have to limit yourself to Amazon’s applications, but it does pose some new issues about how Android apps will operate on Windows. It is good news for bettors and gamers as they will have a broader platform when applying Betway app download for Android.For example, the procedure for launching or installing a sideloaded app is unknown. Sideloaded programs are technically possible on Chrome OS, but the procedure isn’t straightforward, since it necessitates activating Linux and performing some command-line work. When we approached Microsoft for further information regarding running Android apps outside of the Amazon App store, it responded with the following statement: Customers will be able to discover Android apps on the Microsoft Store and acquire them through the Amazon App store. We’ll have more to share at a later date. It’s likely that if Microsoft featured Google’s Play…

Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.More than 200 people attended an illegal rave in St Pauls. One local resident described the Grosvenor Road scenes late on Saturday (July 3) as "mayhem", claiming police missed their opportunity to take action before it descended into "chaos". Avon and Somerset police insist they had no powers to intervene earlier at Grosvenor Road. When officers attended during the afternoon, people were gathered in groups of fewer than 30, according to police. READ MORE: Four killers jailed for 'public execution' of Andre Gayle in Easton The force says it appears that hundreds of people later gathered on Grosvenor Road after being dispersed by police from an illegal rave on nearby Ashley Road. You can see footage at the top of this page. One Grosvenor Road resident said: "St Pauls is an amazing community. People look after each other. This was not representative of that. I didn't see my 80-year-old Jamaican neighbour there listening to drum and bass. I didn't see any of the Somalian families who are a big…

As news broke that former Disney child star Kyle Massey had been charged with a felony for allegedly sending explicit photos and videos of himself to a 13-year-old girl over Snapchat, his camp attempted to wave off the criminal investigation as an extortion plot from a disgruntled mother with whom Massey reportedly had a previous relationship.But The Daily Beast spoke with several women who claim they also communicated with 29-year-old Massey while they were teenagers in high school over various social media apps, including Snapchat and Instagram.Their interactions with the actor date as far back as 2012. While some of the conversations were harmless in nature, other accounts suggest Massey had a pattern of frequently communicating with minors inappropriately.Aubrey Burrough recalled how she and her friends, who were between the ages of 17 and 18, would often Snapchat Massey as a joke after finding his handle on Tumblr back in 2012. Massey would often open their messages and occasionally reply, she said.The Daily Beast reviewed a Snapchat video sent to one of Burrough’s friends by Massey, who was replying to a twerking video the male friend had sent to the actor. Massey is seen filming himself in the mirror, giving…

Update 5:15 pm PT: Snapchat To tell This issue has been fixed and users will need to manually update their Snapchat application from the App Store. The following original story. Snapchat users have widely reported app crashes since installing the latest version of the released app From the App Store.. The company posted on Twitter today to acknowledge the issue and promised that it was already working on a fix. The influx of complaints is related to the release of version 11.34.0.35. Snapchat Applications pushed within a day. According to many users, the Snapchat application crashes as soon as it is opened and there are no currently available fixes. Snapchat Admitted In a Twitter post this morning, the issue states that it is working on a fix that will soon be released on the App Store. “We are aware that there is a problem with the latest version of Snapchat available on the App Store. Please wait. We are investigating. We are working on a fix. Snapchat typically releases new updates to the App Store every week, many of which are simply focused on bug fixes and performance improvements. However, an update that fixes this crash issue will be available…

Last Updated: 3rd July, 2021 22:17 IST WhatsApp will now have disappearing media in its chats. The view once feature will notify the sender once the media is opened by the recipient. IMAGE: MIKA BAUMEISTER UNSPLASH WhatsApp’s latest update comes with an additional feature. The mobile application has introduced a new feature called View Once for its beta testers on Android. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and WhatsApp chief Will Cathcart had earlier confirmed the latest feature, which was rolled out earlier this week. With the WhatsApp view once feature now available for Android users on test, an official announcement can be expected soon.What is WhatsApp View Once feature?The instant messaging platform’s latest introduction enables a user to send videos or images that can only be viewed once. As the name suggests, the show and shut nature of the feature will enable more secrecy to the media used in chats. The feature which is already available on social media platforms like Instagram and Snapchat is popular amongst internet users. The feature will see the ‘view once’ image or video get deleted after being opened.The update will see users get an additional ‘view once’ button next to the message preview. Apart from being…

July 3, 2021 Barcelona stars Ousmane Dembele and Antoine Griezmann have been filmed together in an awkward video that’s just been leaked online.It looks as though the clip is not from this summer, but from a couple of years ago, but it shows Dembele appearing to make racist jokes about hotel staff.MORE: Tottenham open talks over signing Barcelona starWatch below as Dembele makes remarks about Asian staff whilst filming them, with Griezmann laughing along with him… I’m tired of racism towards Asians being brushed aside and not being talked about Osumane Dembélé, you are a racist and a disgrace of a footballer ??pic.twitter.com/SoWo1q2EpR — James ???????? (@UtdCinoci) July 3, 2021 More Stories / Latest News Dembele, recording on Snapchat, says something that roughly translates as: “All these ugly faces, just so you can play PES , aren’t you ashamed?”He then adds: “What kind of backward language is that?” and “Are you technologically advanced in your country or not?”

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A Labrador man who posted a video to Snapchat featuring a high-speed — and seatbelt-less — ride has found himself with court dates and no driver's licence. A video posted to Snapchat helped lead RCMP to the driver at the wheel. RCMP noted he identified himself while recording it. (RCMP ) A Labrador man who posted a video to Snapchat featuring a high-speed — and seatbelt-less — ride has found himself with court dates and no driver's licence.  RCMP in Happy Valley-Goose Bay said the man, 23, was travelling at about 170 km/h in a video that was uploaded to the popular social media platform.  On top of the speed, he was also seen using a cellphone while driving.  "The driver, who identified himself in the video, was doing all of this with a sleeping passenger on board," RCMP said in a statement Friday.  The driver's licence has been suspended.  Police also ticketed him Wednesday for excessive speeding, not wearing a seatbelt and using a cellphone while driving.  Read more from CBC Newfoundland and Labrador

A manipulative paedophile groomed underage girls and had sex with two of them in hotel rooms. Police burst into a Manchester city centre hotel room after being alerted by a concerned member of the public. Officers found 38-year-old predator Amjid Hussain with a 14-year-old girl in a hotel, after they'd engaged in a sex act. Weeks earlier, 'lonely' Hussain also had engaged in a sex act with a 15-year-old girl in a hotel room in Leeds. Hussain had offered the girl £300 and bought her vodka and cigarettes. She had told him she was 16. Manchester's courts are some of the busiest in the country with a vast array of cases heard every week. To keep up to date with how justice is being served across Greater Manchester subscribe to our free weekly M.E.N. Court News newsletter put together by our court reporters Andrew Bardsley and Amy Walker. How do I sign up? First just click on this link to our newsletter sign-up centre. Once you're there, put your email address where it says at the top, then tick the MEN Court News box. There are other newsletters available if you want them as well. When you've made your choice,…