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TAMPA, Fla. — A west-central Florida woman is accused of posing as a 14-year-old girl and having an “inappropriate relationship” with a juvenile male between the ages of 12 and 15, authorities said.

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A MOTHER saw her son dying in a Snapchat video after the teen took a counterfeit pill and was filmed by onlookers instead of helped. Jennifer Volbrecht spends her time educating children and parents on the illicit fentanyl crisis that robbed her and many others of their children. 4Jennifer Volbrecht spoke exclusively to The U.S. Sun about the loss of her son to a counterfeit pillCredit: Jennifer Volbrecht 4Brian Wilkins Jr. died in 2021 after unknowingly taking a lethal dose of fentanylCredit: Jennifer Volbrecht Brian Wilkins Jr. from Coral County, Florida, died in 2021 as a result of fentanyl poisoning after he took what he believed was a Percocet but was a "random mixed pill" of fentanyl and MDMA. Fentanyl is the leading cause of death for adults in the US between the ages of 18 to 45, according to the CDC and yet many people have never heard of it. The high school senior was suffering from dental pain and came across someone on Snapchat who would supposedly provide him with relief. That supplier was allegedly a local 16-year-old boy whom Brian met on the app before going to his house to take the Percocet. read more on fentanyl Volbrecht

The court heard that Girl X posted a tribute on Snapchat saying Brianna was an "amazing friend" and it was "sickening" what had been done to her.

Nova ScotiaPolice say the charges stem from two complaints in September relating to a man using Snapchat to allegedly message youths in an attempt to sell vape products in exchange for sexual acts.Police say a man used Snapchat to message youths to sell vape products in exchange for sexual actsCBC News · Posted: Nov 30, 2023 5:00 PM EST | Last Updated: 10 hours agoRCMP allege a Middle Sackville, N.S., man connected to at least four Snapchat accounts sexually assaulted a youth after driving the youth to a location within the Halifax area. (Jeorge Sadi/CBC)A 27-year-old Middle Sackville, N.S., man has been charged with sexual offences that involved targeting girls.RCMP say the charges stem from two complaints made in September that involved a man messaging youths on Snapchat to sell vape products in exchange for sexual acts. Police allege the man was connected to at least four Snapchat accounts.Police say the suspect drove a 2019 Ford Mustang convertible with a temporary permit. They allege he used this car to meet with two youths. On one occasion, police allege, a youth got in the car and was driven to a location within the municipality and was sexually assaulted by the man.Jehad Abdelghani went to

Lancashire ConstabularyJordan Morgan, 29, attacked the girl after contacting her and telling her he was 15A man who raped an 11-year-old girl after grooming her on Snapchat has been jailed for ten years.Jordan Morgan, 29, spoke to the girl on the social media app and told her he was 15. He then arranged to meet her in Preston, Lancashire, on 14 May before taking her to woods off Banbury Drive and raping her.Morgan, from Murray Street, Salford, was jailed at Preston Crown Court after admitting rape and grooming.Lancashire Police said Morgan was identified following mobile phone and social media analysis and arrested at his home.CCTV and clothing recovered from his home placed him at the scene and his DNA was present on an apple juice bottle officers found in the woods.Lancashire ConstabularyCCTV helped to link Morgan to the crime scenePC Koryann Stevens said: "He is clearly someone who presents a very real danger to children by his perverted sexual interests and calculated and planned behaviour."He lied to the victim in this case as part of his grooming behaviour, with the ultimate aim of carrying out a serious sexual assault on her. "This is clearly an offence which has had a

Jordan Morgan (Image: Police)A man who groomed and raped an 11-year-old girl in the woods has been jailed.Using the Snapchat profile ‘jayjaydizzy’ 29-year-old Jordan Morgan began communicating with the victim, telling her he was 15.Despite knowing she was just 11 years old, Morgan arranged to meet her in Preston on May 14 of this year. He then took her to woods off Banbury Drive and raped her.Morgan was identified via mobile phone and social media enquiries and arrested at his home in Salford. CCTV enquiries and clothing recovered from Morgan’s home placed him at the scene and his DNA was present on an apple juice bottle police found in the woods.Lancashire Telegraph: CCTV image of Jordan MorganCCTV image of Jordan Morgan (Image: Police)Following consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service, Morgan, of Murray Street, Salford, was charged with rape and meeting a girl under 16 years of age following grooming.Morgan pleaded guilty to both offences and was jailed for 10 years when he appeared in the dock at Preston Crown Court last week. He was made subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention order which prevents him from having any unsupervised contact with any child under 16 and was ordered to sign

Justice Leonard Kim says lawyers will have to convince him a longer sentence is not warrantedPublished Nov 28, 2023  •  Last updated 6 hours ago  •  5 minute readThe Snapchat app appears on a mobile device in New York, Wednesday, Aug. 9, 2017. Photo by Richard Drew /THE ASSOCIATED PRESSA defence lawyer and prosecutor will have to convince a Sudbury judge that a three-year sentence for a man who sexually abused an 11-year-old girl is long enough.Article contentJesse Hammer thought he headed to the penitentiary Tuesday to begin a three-year sentence for his crimes, which also included abusing a former girlfriend.Article contentInstead, he will spend Christmas at home as the lawyers involved in the case prepare their arguments justifying a three-year stint in the penitentiary.That’s because Ontario Court Justice Leonard Kim was not satisfied with the joint sentencing submission the Crown and defence lawyer Robert Beckett made.Justice Kim told the lawyers the Supreme Court of Canada is now insisting on elevated sentences for adults who commit sexual offences involving children.“I get that it is a joint submission, but respectfully, I don’t have enough from both of you,” he told Beckett and assistant Crown attorney Alyssa Caverson. “Right now, the joint submission

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Around three-quarters of young Brits have now used a generative AI tool, according to Ofcom. The regulator’s annual Online Nations report found that 74% of online 16-24 year olds had given the likes of Open AI‘s ChatGPT, Snapchat My AI or Google’s Bard a spin. The figure is even higher for teenagers, with four-fifths having used generative AI tools and services. For all adults, just under one-third have used these tools. Popular reasons cited for using the likes of ChatGPT, which have risen to the fore and dominated the discourse over the past year, included “wanting to chat or explore the technology,” using them for fun or helping with studies. UK internet users were also conscious of the dangers of AI, with 58% concerned about its future impact on society. Ofcom said some tech firms are developing tools that will fall within the scope of its new Online Safety Laws, “so we’ll be looking at how these companies are proactively assessing the safety risks of their products and implementing effective mitigations to protect users from potential harms.” AI has been a major topic of discussion in the TV and film industry over the past year and the issue was a