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Sofia Todd's was the victim of a horrifying attack that went viral on social media17:05, 21 Apr 2025Updated 17:05, 21 Apr 2025Feral teenagers used Snapchat to "hunt" their schoolgirl victim before she was savagely attacked in a restaurant, leaving customers horrified.Sofia Todd, 13, was enjoying a meal with friends at Black Rooster in Paisley, Scotland, when she was set upon by a group of girls earlier this week. The vicious attackers had used the location feature on Snapchat to track her after launching a relentless campaign of online abuse against her.Despite Sofia's efforts to block the girls on the app, they managed to track her down using a different account to pinpoint her whereabouts. She was then attacked by two of the girls while a third recorded the sickening assault on her phone.The disturbing video, which has since gone viral across social media platforms, captures the moment Sofia is yanked from her seat by her hair and thrown to the ground. She then receives a number of blows to her head and body as a terrified member of staff attempts to pull the frenzied culprits away from her.Although Sofia briefly gets back on her feet, she is swiftly knocked down

Sofia Todd, 13, was eating in a restaurant with friends when she was ambushed by a group of girls - who her mum said had bullied her "for months" - who struck her with a flurry of kicks16:25, 21 Apr 2025Updated 16:26, 21 Apr 2025Sofia Todd was brutally beaten by a group of girls(Image: UGC)A gang of teenage girls used Snapchat to "hunt" down a 13 year old schoolgirl before launching a vicious attack on her as she dined with friends.Sofia Todd was ambushed by a group of girls, who had been bullying her for months, at the Black Rooster chicken restaurant in Paisley, near Glasgow, on April 16.Despite Sofia having blocked them on the app, the bullies managed to locate her using Snapchat's location feature.A horrifying video shows the moment Sofia is overwhelmed by kicks from the girls, leaving her cowering on the ground.The distressing footage, shared with the Daily Record, captures two girls brutally assaulting Sofia while another records the incident, continuing their attack until a staff member intervenes. The teen suffered a burst lip, sprained ankle, and multiple bruises.Eleonora Paluzzi, Sofia's mother, rushed to her daughter's side after an ambulance was called by the restaurant staff.At Royal

Personal Finance Published: April 20, 2025 11:19 am Author, businessman, speaker, and social media personality Gary Vaynerchuk is many things to many people. First gaining popularity online by using social media to help promote his family’s wine business, Gary has undoubtedly become one of social media’s biggest and most powerful voices.  There is no question that Gary Vaynerchuk is a larger-than-life social media personality. His approach to everything is to take action rather than sit around thinking. Gary believes in doing things in excess to win new followers or fans. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with a financial advisor in minutes to help you answer that today. Each advisor has been carefully vetted, and must act in your best interests. Don’t waste another minute; get started by clicking here here.(Sponsor) A huge fan of the hustle culture, Gary Vaynerchuk has often come under fire for promoting the idea of giving up a work-life balance in favor of more work, more social media output, and more everything. Regardless of what you think of Gary himself, it’s hard to ignore how much he has accomplished.  Who Is Gary Vaynerchuk?  Born in 1975, Gary Vaynerchuk

Ghanaian Snapchat influencer Dulcie Boateng has won hearts after gifting a lucky fan a brand-new carThe brand influencer also gave other other presents at the 2025 edition of the Porials Pitch event in AccraSome social media users have shared mixed reactions after watching the Dulcie Boateng's video on InstagramSnapchat influencer Dulcie Boateng has made headlines by gifting a brand-new car to one of her loyal fans during her Porials Pitch event on April 19, 2025. The event, which was held at a popular Ghud Park, showcased various entrepreneurs and their products, and included a raffle for attendees to win exciting prizes.Snapchat Influencer Dulcie Boateng gifts a brand-new car to a fan. Photo credit: @ghkwaku.Source: InstagramDulcie Boateng, known for her dynamic presence, wore a sporty two-piece outfit and called the lucky winner on stage in front of a sold-out audience. The moment was emotional as the winner expressed her disbelief and joy upon receiving the unexpected gift.In addition to the car giveaway, Dulcie Boateng also distributed free iPads to fans and customers, making the event one of the most talked-about occurrences of the month.Some Ghanaians have shared mixed reactions after watching the video on GH Kwaku's Instagram. YEN.com.gh has compiled the

Marc Noonan violently raped and sexually abused three girls after befriending them on social media platforms including Snapchat and TikTokMarc Noonan(Image: Merseyside Police)A paedophile's teenage victim turned detective and found the "missing piece of the puzzle" which saw him jailed for life. Marc Noonan, who was already a previously convicted sex offender, groomed his "young and naïve" victims online via platforms such as TikTok and Snapchat.He then went on to violently rape two of the teenagers and told the third "I don’t care, I’ll do what I want" as she begged him to stop. A judge labelled him "every parent's worst nightmare" and a "predator lurking online" who would have continued to exploit further victims had he not been caught.A trial at Liverpool Crown Court heard that Noonan had an "overbearing, abusive and violent nature" towards "young, naïve and vulnerable girls", whom he first contacted via social media before grooming into sexual activity. The 27-year-old, formerly of Fenwick Street in Liverpool city centre, was previously handed a sexual harm prevention order in 2023 after he was found to have downloaded a collection of indecent images of children and extreme pornographic images depicting acts of rape.But Steven Ball, prosecuting, described how

This combination of photos from 2017 to 2022 shows the logos of Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat on mobile devices. (AP Photo, File) A federal judge permanently struck down an Ohio law on Thursday that would have required children and teens under 16 to get parental consent to use social media apps. U.S. District Court Judge Algenon Marbley’s decision came in a lawsuit filed by NetChoice, a trade group representing TikTok, Snapchat, Meta and other major tech companies. The organization’s complaint argued that the law unconstitutionally impedes free speech and is overly broad and vague. The state contends the law is needed to protect children from the harms of social media. Marbley said that the state’s effort, while laudable, went too far. “This court finds, however, that the Act as drafted fails to pass constitutional muster and is constitutionally infirm,” he wrote, adding that even the government’s “most noble entreaties to protect its citizenry” must abide by the U.S. Constitution. Bethany McCorkle, a spokesperson for Republican Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, said, “We’re reviewing the decision and will determine the next steps.” The law was originally set to take effect Jan. 15, 2024, but Marbley placed an immediate hold on

by Jordan StevensonFri, April 18th 2025 at 11:36 AMJose Quinones (Credit: Johnson County Sheriff's Office).Authorities in Johnson County arrested a man who's accused of sending sexually explicit material to a teenager over Snapchat. According to the Johnson County Sheriff's Office (JCSO), 23-year-old Jose Quinones was arrested by the U.S. Marshal's Fugitive Task Force on Wednesday in Douglas, Ga., in an investigation that began on Dec. 11, 2024. MIDDLE GEORGIA CRIME | Georgia AG: 11 Dublin gang members convicted in 114-count indictment for violent crimesJCSO said Quinones used Snapchat to send sexually explicit videos and pictures to a 13-year-old girl between November and December 2024. Quinones also allegedly asked for similar videos and pictures from the victim during that time. Quinones was charged with electronically furnishing obscene material to a minor and enticing a child for indecent purposes. Sheriff Greg Rowland included a statement regarding cases of this nature. "I hope this arrest sends a loud and clear message: the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office has a ZERO-tolerance policy for exploitation of children," said Sheriff Rowland. "We will continue to work diligently to stop these predators. Johnson County is a great community and we will work relentlessly to ensure that it remains

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SAGINAW, MI — From the witness stand, a teenage girl read aloud explicit messages she received on Snapchat, detailing in graphic detail how the sender wanted to have sex with her. The lewd message, and others like it, were allegedly sent by the teen’s former teacher at Birch Run High School.The teen was a few sentences into the lengthy text before the presiding judge cut her off, saying it wasn’t necessary for her to read the whole thing. Sitting across the courtroom from her was the educator she claimed sent the messages, 27-year-old Alex J. Helm. He is charged with two counts each of distributing sexually explicit material to minors and using a computer to commit a crime. The charges are two- and four-year felonies, respectively.The 17-year-old girl testified during Helm’s preliminary examination, held Wednesday, April 16, before Saginaw County District Judge Terry L. Clark. She recalled first meeting Helm at the beginning of the 2024-25 school year, when he was a long-term substitute teacher of her zoology class at the high school. He also worked for the school district as a football and basketball coach.Saginaw County Assistant Prosecutor Brook Kozlowski asked the teen what their relationship was like.“It was

U.S. District Court Judge Algenon Marbley's decision came in a lawsuit filed by NetChoice, a trade group representing TikTok, Snapchat, Meta and other ...