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by WKRC Sat, May 2, 2026 at 9:55 AM Updated Sat, May 2, 2026 at 10:09 AM A school resource officer lost his job after he allegedly added a 13-year-old student on Snapchat and sent her an image of human remains. (Google Maps) WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. (WKRC) - A school resource officer lost his job after he allegedly added a 13-year-old student on Snapchat and sent her an image of human remains. According to the Tampa Bay Times and an affidavit obtained by Law&Crime, 32-year-old Justine Lopez-Rodriguez worked as security detail and a school resource officer at Pinecrest Academy Wesley Chapel before his arrest on March 13. Lopez-Rodriguez was accused of adding a 13-year-old student as a friend on Snapchat "sometime in late January 2026 or February 2026." Lopez-Rodriguez allegedly messaged the child about a variety of topics in the proceeding months. "The juvenile stated she had first seen the defendant at school, where he was present in his capacity as a law enforcement officer, and later realized the same person had added her on Snapchat," the affidavit obtained by Law&Crime read. "The juvenile stated the communications continued over a period of weeks and occurred regularly. The juvenile described the

May 1, 2026, 11:11 a.m. ET A married Florida high school teacher had sex with one of her students two times in her classroom, authorities said. Heather Mashburn Smith, a 37-year-old teacher at Port Charlotte High School was arrested April 29. She’s being held without bond on charges of unlawful sexual activity with a minor, according to court documents. Authorities began investigating after the principal received a tip and contacted them, Gulf Coast ABC reported. When confronted, the student said the inappropriate relationship lasted about four or five weeks and began over Snapchat.

A NORTH Ayrshire sex offender who bribed children with vapes and gift cards in exchange for pictures of their "feet and socks" has been spared a prison sentence. Creepy Lee O'Regan, who also sent explicit videos to the teens, was sentenced at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court last week. The 23-year-old previously pleaded guilty to three charges at a hearing earlier this year. He admitted causing two children, then aged 14 and 15, to look at a sexual image, and communicating indecently with the pair. He also communicated indecently with a third child, also aged 14 at the time. All three of the kids were known to each other as friends from school. (Image: Staff) At the end of 2023, one of the teens was introduced to the Kilwinning man, of Ladyford Avenue, after joining a FaceTime call with another friend, which O'Regan was also on. During the course of this, the pervert asked if the child "wanted gift cards" and if they could become friends. Although the teen found O'Regan to be "really weird", they became acquainted as he began passing on gift cards and vapes to him. They would meet at locations in Ardrossan and Kilwinning for these to be

NJ officer indicted on charges of recording porn in holding cell Ventnor City Police Officer Ryan Bonanni is accused of recording a woman in a jail holding cell (Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office) 🚨 Ventnor police officer indicted after allegedly recording nude inmate in holding cell and sharing videos on Snapchat⚖️ Atlantic County prosecutors say he shared the videos to Snapchat📱 He is charged with official misconduct, invasion of privacy, and criminal computer activity VENTNOR CITY — A South Jersey police officer has been indicted this week after the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office accused him of recording a nude woman performing a sex act in a holding cell last summer. Grand jury indictment details in Atlantic County police misconduct case On Wednesday, April 29, Ventnor City Police Officer Ryan Bonanni was indicted by an Atlantic County grand jury on second-degree official misconduct, third-degree invasion of privacy, and third-degree criminal computer activity charges. ALSO READ: NJ father-daughter duo admit $2m fake art scheme  Allegations of recording nude inmate in Ventnor police holding cell Members of the prosecutor’s office became aware of an incident in July 2025 where the 25-year-old officer from Egg Harbor Township took several videos on his personal cell phone

A radio DJ from Green Bay has been charged in a child pornography case. Court records show that 39-year-old Daniel Lieburn made his initial appearance in Brown County yesterday (April 29th) as he faces one count of Possession of Child Pornography, three counts of Possession of Illegally Obtained Prescriptions, and two counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance. Lieburn, who goes by Dan Brown on the air, has received these charges related to incidents that are said to have occurred over the past year and a half. WBAY reports that the investigation into the 39-year-old began after authorities received a cyber tip regarding a Snapchat account allegedly operated by Lieburn. When executing a search warrant at Lieburn’s Green Bay residence, they located various illegal drugs and controlled substances in his bedroom. When questioned about child sexual assault material shared via his Snapchat account, he told police that he recalled downloading the video and sharing it with an unknown person.

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BUNNELL, Fla. — A 14-year-old student at Flagler-Palm Coast High School was arrested Tuesday after allegedly sending a Snapchat message threatening to “shoot up” the school, according to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office. The investigation began when the student and his parent met with a School Resource Deputy to self-report a message sent at the end of the school day on Monday. While the student initially claimed he used the slang term “slimeyou” — which he defined as an intent to hurt or shoot — to be “edgy,” investigators found the actual messages were more direct. According to the sheriff’s office, the student originally told deputies he messaged a group of 13 peers saying, “slimeyou out #dontcome to school,” later claiming it was a joke. However, screenshots provided by another student in the group chat contradicted that account. The digital evidence showed the student had written: “Everybody getting shot up,” followed by “#Don’tComeToSchoolTomorrow” and “I’m joking.” When confronted with the screenshots, the student admitted to using “dark humor” and stated he now realizes the seriousness of the messages. The teenager was arrested on a felony charge of making a written or electronic threat to kill, do bodily injury, or conduct

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A paedophile who tried to prey on teenage boys using social media has avoided jail and cannot be named after being granted anonymity. Most Read The BelTel ‘No one in the New IRA thinks bombings will lead to United Ireland’ Dissident republican bombers have struck twice in recent weeks. On Saturday a bomb exploded at Dunmurry PSNI station in Belfast. The bombers used an almost identical method to those who tried to attack Lurgan police station last month. In both attacks a delivery driver was hijacked, threatened, and told to drive the bomb to its target. These attacks, claimed by the New IRA, came after a lull in violence– so what has sparked this outbreak? Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Belfast Telegraph security correspondent, Allison Morris. How to transform setbacks into start-up success: NI Olympic swimmer Conor Ferguson Conor Ferguson is an Olympic swimmer who’s faced heartbreak by the narrowest of margins – missing out on the 2016 Rio Olympics by five hundredths of a second, and Tokyo in 2020 by four tenths. Despite setbacks, he qualified for the Olympics 2024 in Paris and competed in the 4x100m Medley Relay.He’s turned what some might perceive as adversity into innovation, now co-founding

(KUTV) — Two men are behind bars after police followed their Snapchat account as they allegedly posted clues leading to a large stash of illicit items, according to a recent arrest affidavit. James Joseph Wilson, 48, and James Henry Wilson, 23, both known on Snapchat as "recladistro," were booked into the Salt Lake County Jail after stating on the social media platform there would be a two-pound "stash and dash" in Salt Lake City on Sunday. The term "stash and dash" is familiar with agents as it has led to another Snapchat user arrest, according to the affidavit. Police said a stash and dash is "when a user essentially does a 'scavenger hunt' where they hide illicit substances, offer clues, and have people come and search for the hidden drugs in a public location." Two men are behind bars after police followed his Snapchat account as he allegedly posted clues leading to a large stash of drugs, according to a recent arrest affidavit. (Photo: Utah Department of Public Safety) The information on the Wilsons' post noted a May 26 start date for the hunt. Undercover, authorities created accounts to follow the clues, one stating "it would be in a black