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Big Bash star is behind bars after being accused of grooming kids on Snapchat and Instagram and possessing child pornTasmanian cricketer is accused of grooming, possession of child abuse materialBig Bash star Aaron Summers is accused of contact with 10 children Police allege they found child abuse material on the fast bowlers' mobile phone By Alana Tindale For Daily Mail Australia Published: 20:39 EDT, 17 May 2021 | Updated: 21:23 EDT, 17 May 2021 A Big Bash league cricketer is behind bars after being accused of possessing child abuse material and grooming kids on social media. Aaron Summers, 25, applied for bail in the Darwin Local Court on Monday after being charged with two counts of possessing child abuse material and one of using a carriage service to groom an underage person. Police alleged Summers' phone had child sex abuse images and there was evidence the man had been trying to get 'illicit photographs' from up to ten children.The fast-bowler previously represented Tasmania and played in the Big Bash League for the Hobart Hurricanes.  Cricketer Aaron Summers (pictured) has been remanded in Darwin on child abuse material and grooming charges Summers (right) played for the Hobart Hurricanes at the Big Bash League in 2017 (pictured) Commonwealth…

Brendan Pang has teamed up with Minus18 and Snapchat to launch Snapchat Lenses. The release of the series of augmented reality lenses is timed to coincide with IDAHOBIT 2021.Perth-based cook Brendan Pang came out after appearing on Masterchef Australia in 2018. He also appeared on the show in 2020.Brendan said the lenses celebrate and shine a light on the multicultural diversity of pride in Australia.“Despite ongoing progress, growing up as a member of two minority groups was a real challenge. However, time and time again, I have been reminded of the power that celebrating individual identity can have on my personal well-being and sense of community.“The Snapchat Lenses that we have created showcase the importance of celebrating our diversity, be that on Snapchat or in person.“It’s alarming and heart-breaking that young people from multicultural backgrounds are still more susceptible to discrimination by nature of their ethnicity and upbringing. Initiatives such as these awesome Snapchat AR Lenses created by Minus18 for IDAHOBIT demonstrate the importance of celebrating pride and diversity, no matter the colour of someone’s skin.”Discrimination in AustraliaResearch indicates three out of four Australian LGBTQIA+ youth still experience some form of bullying or discrimination. Additionally, Indigenous Australians and those from non-English…

May 16, 2021Updated: May 16, 2021 2:42 p.m. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A former Nebraska State Patrol trooper has been arrested on suspicion of child enticement and possessing child pornography. The Nebraska State Patrol said 24-year-old Brandon Dolezal was arrested early Saturday in eastern Nebraska on a warrant out of Scotts Bluff County. The investigation began after a teen told a school resource officer at Gering High School that he was concerned because two girls he knew were messaging with an older man on Snapchat. Court documents said interviews with the girls and a search of Snapchat records revealed that one of the girls had sent explicit photos to Dolezal and the conversations were sexual in nature. The State Patrol said that Dolezal was placed on administrative leave once officials learned of the investigation back in February, and Dolezal was fired in March after an internal investigation. Dolezal has been charged with 12 counts of possessing child pornography, two counts of child enticement and two counts of child abuse. Online court records do not list an attorney who could comment on Dolezal's behalf.

He messages you in case he misses your calls – a basic courtesy that’s long forgotten in the world of TikTok and Snapchat. Musician Ankur Tewari is a calm, old-school soul, with quick wit and humour, and of course, a great rhythm, visible even in conversations. The 44-year-old, who kept his indie avatar blooming with Ankur & The Ghalat Family since 2009, and his recent hit Dil Beparvah with Prateek Kuhad, while supervising music for the likes of Gully Boy (2019) and A Suitable Boy (2020), is everything you’ve dreamt of, and more. And with his latest track Tootay, he’s giving us a balm we all need during the pandemic, he says, while also getting onboard more indie artistes - Bhrigu Sahni, Komorebi and Rasika Shekar. A genius who writes lyrics and has a voice that haunts you in a good way, Ankur is almost impulsive with his answers, keeping it crisp and eloquent. A perfect gentleman indeed! What’s the best thing about being a musician? You can vent out all your frustrations through music. And the best thing about the current indie music scene in India? The fearlessness. A goof-up of yours you can laugh about? When I started…

News24-year-old Brandon Dolezal, who had been placed on administrative leave in February, was booked into the Sarpy County jail.Brandon DolezalPhoto courtesy Sarpy CountyOMAHA, Neb. - A former trooper with the Nebraska State Patrol was arrested Saturday on a felony warrant.24-year-old Brandon Dolezal, who had been placed on administrative leave in February, was booked into the Sarpy County jail on two counts of child enticement by electronic device, two counts of debauching a minor, two counts of committing intentional child abuse/no injury, and 12 counts of possession of child pornography ages 19 and over.NSP issued a statement Saturday, saying: "The Nebraska State Patrol is aware of the allegations made against former officer Brandon Dolezal. NSP was first informed of the criminal investigation by the Gering Police Department in late February 2021 and immediately placed Dolezal on administrative leave. NSP also immediately began its own internal investigation. NSP’s internal investigation led to the termination of Dolezal’s employment on March 2, 2021."A felony warrant for Dolezal's arrest was issued Friday afternoon in Scotts Bluff County.According to the arrest affidavit, a student notified a high school resource officer with the Gering Police about concerns of his friends communicating with an older man on Snapchat.…

A Harrisburg dentist has been charged with raping a Snyder County teenager and assaulting her mother, according to local police.Michael Boyd Damgaard, 33, pretended to be a younger man named “Dominik”-- contacting a 15-year-old girl on SnapChat and repeatedly assaulted her between May 12 and June 19 of 2020, according to court documents. The girl claims he sent her a message threatening to kill her if she did not meet him June 19 in the woods off Bucksey Road; that day her mother saw her leaving the woods with him and notified Pennsylvania State police.The mother tried to keep Damgaard at the scene but he allegedly punched her in the chest and ribs--dragged her a short distance--and fled the scene in his Audi, court documents.Damgaard allegedly used a cellphone to record the sexual encounters with the girl. He also supposedly gave her marijuana and forced her to swallow what she believed to be a “morning after pill,” according to the court documents. DNA evidence found on items owned by Damgaard suggests he did have sexual contact with the girl, say police.Damgaard is facing 20 charges including luring a child into a vehicle and 13 felony charges for rape, assault, statutory…

CLOSE VOICES Corporation seeks to stem 2020's surge in gun violence by mentoring young people. This year saw the record homicide number shattered. Indianapolis StarFRANKLIN — "It's our fault," a Johnson County judge boldly declared during the sentencing hearing for 16-year-old Marcus Salatin, highlighting the community's failure to prevent the act of youth violence that shocked his county.Late last month, the teenager pleaded guilty for his role in the October death of 15-year-old Kashius Davis in the Foxberry Trace subdivision of Greenwood. Salatin was accused of shooting into a vehicle and fatally injuring Davis, who was in the car with two other people.On Friday morning, the judge sentenced Salatin to more than two years in jail. Salatin will get credit for time served.Salatin was handcuffed and shackled, attentive yet resigned as he faced more than a dozen people in the courtroom, including the family of Davis.Remembering Kashius Davis: Family and friends call for justice after accused teen takes plea dealAttorneys from both sides re-hashed the events leading up to the fatal night of Halloween Eve 2020. They presented new evidence, including videos of firearms and violent threats made via Snapchat messages.Family members cried and shook their heads. The judge lamented that the community did not do better to serve the kids: "This is troubling.""My…

One alleged drug dealer peddling potent doses of fentanyl warned a customer by text message not to die and added LOL to his message. Another was a nightclub security manager who prosecutors said provided powdered substances to three patrons who overdosed early one morning at the former bar known as the American Junkie. The details were included in federal court documents released Thursday in cases charging a dozen men in 12 fatal overdoses, including the death of a 15-year-old boy. Federal prosecutors used the cases to draw attention to a spike in fentanyl being found in counterfeit drugs in Southern California and a rise in deaths from the opioid.Acting U.S. Attorney Tracy Wilkison said the announcement was a warning to drug dealers they could face severe consequences if a customer dies and warn potential customers of black market drugs manufactured to look like prescription opioids that can be laced with fatal amounts of fentanyl.“Fentanyl is increasingly being seen in what customers think are drugs like cocaine and oxycodone,” Wilkison said. “Most of the victims in these cases had no idea they were taking fentanyl — and it cost them their lives.” The cases, which are unrelated, are the result of…

At least twelve people were accused of selling opioids and narcotics that caused overdoses and the death of buyers in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, reported Thursday the Department of Justice (DOJ). The twelve accusations against the suspects are the result of an operation directed by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), in different cases and each of the defendants faces narcotics distribution charges with a fatal result. On the list of detainees is Edwin lopez, 21, a Riverside resident who was arrested this morning. The young man was charged for an incident that occurred on May 17, 2020, when he allegedly sold counterfeit oxycodone pills containing fentanyl to a 20-year-old buyer, who died two days after an overdose. The evidence in the case indicates that López used the social network of Snapchat to negotiate the drug deal and possibly other transactions with the victim, DOJ detailed in a statement. In a different case, but the same operation, the federal authorities accused Marcos Isaac Rodríguez, alias “Kumar”, age 27, on two counts of fentanyl distribution that resulted in death. In December 2019, Rodríguez sold a man of 33 years old counterfeit oxycodone and pills containing fentanyl, which ended up causing his…

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