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by: Chloe Salsameda Posted: Sep 21, 2021 / 08:31 PM EDT / Updated: Sep 21, 2021 / 09:21 PM EDT AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) — School districts in the CSRA are warning students against participating in the “devious licks” challenge, a social media trend in which students film themselves stealing or damaging school property. The challenge is spreading on multiple platforms, including TikTok and Snapchat. Aiken County Superintendent King Laurence issued a warning Monday as school administrators investigated theft and damage at “many” of the district’s schools, he said. “What the social media challenge does not tell you is that these actions could result in infractions that are designated as larceny or severe vandalism, each of which could result in the placement of students into our alternative education program, restitution pages and charges with law enforcement,” Laurence explains. A video obtained by NewsChannel 6 shows students at Midland Valley High School take a soap dispenser from a bathroom. Students in the Columbia County School District are taking part in the challenge as well. The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office was called to Grovetown High School on September 14 after surveillance footage showed an unidentified student take a restroom sign. The student told deputies…

A paedophile has admitted making almost 800 indecent images of children and distributing photos on Snapchat. Jaxon Amos also engaged in sexual communication with a schoolgirl, exchanging "sexual images" and "discussed sexual activity". The 21-year-old appeared at Teesside Magistrates' Court on Friday to face seven charges. Go here for the latest reports and live updates from Teesside's courts The Hartlepool man admitted making 797 indecent images of children between January 13, 2018, and May 2. He also pleaded guilty to distributing seven images on Snapchat between February 12 and May 4. The Middlesbrough court heard how Amos made 427 category A indecent images - the most serious under the law. He also admitted 237 category B images and 133 category C images. Amos distributed seven indecent images through Snapchat - four category A, two category B and one category C. He also admitted engaging in sexual communication with a child in Hartlepool over a five-day period in March. Amos intentionally attempted to communicate with a girl, under the age 16, "for the purpose of obtaining sexual gratification". The pair "exchanged sexual images and discussed sexual activity". 'Destined for the crown court' District Judge Natalie Wortley said "this is a case…

An employee at a school in Newberg went to work in blackface last week and has been placed on administrative leave, according to a message from the district.The Newberg School District wrote in a release, “It is important to remember how Blackface has been used to misrepresent Black communities and do harm. We acknowledge the violence this represents and the trauma it evokes regardless of intention.”According to a staff member who spoke to the Newberg Graphic on condition of anonymity, the school employee claimed to be wearing blackface to protest Oregon’s COVID-19 vaccination mandates, and was attempting to look like civil rights icon Rosa Parks.The school employee’s racist action comes a week after the district acknowledged at least one Newberg High School student was part of a Snapchat group engaged in racist and threatening speech. The so-called “Slave Trade” group posted images of Black students associated with dollar values.The school board has scheduled a special meeting Wednesday night to take public comment on their “recent actions, tabled motions, and upcoming decisions that may include the ban on political or controversial displays, changes to the Anti-Racism Resolution 2020-04 language.”In August the school board voted to ban pride flags, flags reading Black…

Tommy Hilfiger is promoting the idea that everyone has the power to affect and change the world because voices speak volumes.In its new fall ad campaign, called “Pass the Mic,” the company features a group of diverse talents who drive participation from their communities through digital activations, encouraging followers to submit direct audio messages to Hilfiger’s Instagram. The campaign launches today.More from WWDBackstage at Tommy Hilfiger RTW Spring 2020Front Row at Tommy Hilfiger x Lewis x H.E.R. Spring 2020Tommy Hilfiger RTW Fall 2020“Every voice has the power to light up the world,” said Tommy Hilfiger. “We are quite literally ‘Passing the Mic,’ first to the select voices and then to our global audiences, in order to drive meaningful and long-lasting change. I am proud that our fall 2021 collection is represented by such an incredible and diverse group who are sharing their voices on our platform.”Yara Shahidi, Anthony Ramos, Jack Harlow, Wizkid, Kim Soo-Hyun and DJ Cassidy are among the voices in the campaign. The consumer activation goes live as each talent asks: What inspires you to make a difference? What would you say if the world was listening? What drives you toward the future? What do you have to…

We probably all have a dozen apps right now that share and save pictures and videos. Between Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat, and a handful of others, there's just so much visual data floating around on our iPhones and iPads. Wouldn't it be nice to clean up some unwanted or repetitive data so our devices move faster? Smart Cleaner for iOS is here to solve that problem. It's the best storage cleaning app on the App Store that searches and deletes screenshots, similar pictures, Live Photos, burst photos, and videos all just in a few taps. Additionally, it allows you to create a Secret Album for photos you'd like hidden from prying eyes. Not only does it clean up your photo library, but it also assists in streamlining your contacts list. You'll be able to merge similar contacts, back up your entire list, and remove identical ones quickly and effectively. If that wasn't enough, Smart Cleaner even has a battery-saving feature. It will visually show you your battery usage through a handy home screen widget and will give you advice on how to make your iPhone last longer. With this lifetime subscription to Smart Cleaner, you can always rely on it…

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The inside story of how a former teacher groomed her underage student by sending him X-rated, predatory Snapchat messages can be revealed.WARNING: GRAPHICA former South Australian teacher who groomed her student sent the boy explicit Snapchat messages, showing her breasts and offering to “suck c*ck”, court documents have revealed.Renee Jade Underwood, 34, has pleaded guilty to an aggravated count of making a child amenable to sexual activity, which she committed between July and August last year in the state’s Riverland region. The interactions began after Underwood exchanged social media account details with the boy, who was in the early years of high school, according to the documents obtained by NCA NewsWire.They revealed the woman and the victim predominantly communicated over Snapchat. She began sending him personal messages, telling him about her relationship problems with her partner at the time and saying she had developed feelings for someone else. Underwood later told the boy that person was him. Just two weeks after that conversation, she sent the student another Snapchat message saying: “Can I grasp your c**k”.She told the boy she wanted to take him into his bedroom and put him on the bed. In another message sent to the…

Former UNL student charged with soliciting prostitution from minor while on campus A former University of Nebraska-Lincoln student was arrested and charged this summer for soliciting prostitution from a girl under the age of 18 after police say he invited two women to his dorm room and offered to pay them for sex.Shaozu Wang, 24, was first arrested July 9 — a week after the incident occurred in a University Suites dorm room, according to an arrest affidavit written by University Police Officer Agustin Champion. Wang Courtesy photo Two girls who had exchanged messages with Wang on Snapchat agreed to hang out at his dorm, where he told them he would pay them money to visit, according to the affidavit, and later said he would pay them $2,000 for a threesome.Upon arrival, Wang offered one of the girls — who told him she was 17, according to the affidavit — $100 to kiss him. She agreed, Champion wrote, but later pulled away and told Wang no after he started touching her beneath her clothes. Wang grabbed her arm and tried to keep her there, the girl told UNL police, but she was able to get away.As both girls left the dorm room, Wang…

Most of the videos showing the attacks on police stations across the country during last year’s #EndSARS protests were downloaded from the internet, Oludotun Odubona, an Assistant Commissioner of Police, told the Lagos Judicial Panel of Enquiry on Friday. Mr Odubona, who represented Hakeem Odumosu, the state’s police commissioner, disclosed this while being cross-examined by Adesina Ogunlana and Oluwatomi Olagunju, counsels to the #EndSARS protesters. Mr Odubona had earlier presented several videos to the panel explaining how police officers were attacked and the activities of #EndSARS protesters. “You have brought several videos before the panel. Can you tell us your source?” Mr Olagunju asked. “Like I mentioned it before, a lot of the videos were taken from the internet,” the assistant police commissioner replied. When asked whether the police relied on the description given to them by the people who posted them on the internet, Mr Odubona said there were landmarks and other pointers that helped the police to identify the locations. Mr Olagunju said some of the videos had no bearing or connection to the protests of October 2020, yet, the police presented them as evidence for the #EndSARS protests. In a video played by the #EndSARS counsel, he…

The Pennsylvania State Police at Schuylkill Haven are investigated an attempted extortion.According to Troopers, on August 27th, 2021, it was reported to police that someone hacked the snapchat of a 21 year old male from Washington Township and stole private photographs.  The unknown suspect asked for money and in exchange would not leak the photographs.Troopers say the incident is still under investigation.Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact the Schuylkill Haven Barracks at (570) 754-4600.