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The Massachusetts woman fired from McDonald’s after being seen on video stuffing fries into her mouth before giving them to her ex-girlfriend has been banned from working in the restaurant industry. Dudley District Court Judge Andrew J. Abdella has barred Kaylie M. Santos, 22, of Southbridge, from employment at any restaurant until at least the end of her case, which has garnered national and international attention. In a viral Snapchat video that surfaced on April 9, Santos is seen stuffing French fries into her mouth and heard saying, “When your girlfriend wants French fries today, right… she wants French fries today right,” according to a Southbridge PD incident report. Footage that the operator of the McDonald’s Southbridge restaurant provided to local police also appeared to show Santos spitting into a French fry carton. Once the customer, later identified as Santos’ ex-girlfriend, and the restaurant operator learned of the incident, they alerted police that they wanted to pursue criminal charges against the night manager. On Friday, local authorities found no health concerns or violations at the restaurant, according to the Balducci and Spadea families, who own the franchise location. “The actions of these individuals are unacceptable and do not reflect our

CRIME Douglas Walker Muncie Star Press June 5, 2026, 5:04 p.m. ET MUNCIE, IN — A northwestern Indiana man has been accused of exchanging lewd photos and videos with a 14-year-old girl from Delaware County.

X has announced a new feature allowing users to share posts directly to Instagram and Snapchat Stories, marking a significant cross-platform content expansion. X Product Head Nikita Bier made the announcement through a post, simultaneously revealing the introduction of a new “React With Video” feature for platform users. The new “React With Video” feature enables users to record video reactions directly within the app, transforming every post into a personal content creation studio. Bier confirmed that the company is currently testing two new methods for sharing X posts directly to Instagram and Snapchat Stories for selected users. Users will be able to share videos directly from their timeline, while a full-screen view option will also allow direct sharing of posts and videos. Bier further stated that users can share any post alongside their own reply or comment, enabling more personalised and expressive content presentation across platforms. All shared videos will automatically include a watermark, ensuring the original source of the content remains clearly identifiable across Instagram and Snapchat Stories. Both new features are currently being tested with a limited number of users and remain available exclusively to those using the iOS version of the app.

X tests cross-posting to Instagram, Snapchat stories–Users aren't happy Elon Musk’s X is set to introduce another feature as the platform tests new ways to share posts from X to Instagram and Snapchat stories. The announcement comes after X head of product Nikita Bier took to the official account and confirmed the launch of “react with video” feature. The feature allows the users to record video reactions directly within the app and turn every post into a potential content creation studio. This time too Nikita Bier posted the announcement of X, stating, “We are testing two new ways to share posts from X to Instagram & Snapchat Stories.” There are two different versions depending on how you share it: Share the videos from the timeline From the fullscreen view According to Bier, one can “share a post with a reply—for those moments when you want to show off an incredible ratio.” X tests cross-posting to Instagram, Snapchat stories–Users aren't happy Shared videos now automatically include watermarks. The style of the watermark adapts based on whether the content was shared from the timeline or the fullscreen view. This is not X's original idea. Bier thanked the people involved in this project

A teacher at an Indianapolis school was arrested Wednesday amid an investigation into allegations that he "had engaged in sexual conversation with a female child." INDIANAPOLIS — A teacher at an Indianapolis school was arrested on Wednesday, June 3 during an investigation into allegations that he "had engaged in sexual conversation with a female child and forwarded sexually explicit images." According to a press release from Indiana State Police, the investigation began in May 2026 when the Elizabethton (Tennessee) Police Department notified Indiana's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force of an investigation into the alleged dissemination of harmful matter to a minor. The allegations said the man used Snapchat for "conversations of a sexual nature" with a child, according to an ISP spokesperson. Investigators said their suspect — a 24-year-old man — lives in Bloomington and is a teacher at an Indianapolis school. The spokesperson did not identify the school. (NOTE: 13News has a policy of not naming suspects until they have been formally charged by prosecutors.) With a search warrant to look for addition evidence, officers arrested the man without incident at a home in northern Indiana on Wednesday. He was taken to the Monroe County Jail on a

By Gila Herald Staff DUNCAN — A 25-year-old Duncan man faces serious felony charges after authorities say he sexually abused a girl under the age of 15, whom he targeted through the social media app Snapchat. Jared William Spivey was arrested on Monday, June 1, by the Greenlee County Sheriff’s Office following a detailed investigation into allegations of sexual conduct with a minor. Spivey has since been formally charged with two counts of sexual conduct with a minor and one count of transmitting obscene material to a minor. According to a sheriff’s office report, the investigation began on May 13 when law enforcement responded to Fairgrounds Road in Duncan regarding a child molestation call. The victim reported that the abuse occurred between July and August of 2025. The girl explained to authorities that she had been sneaking out of her family’s RV off Old West Highway at night to meet Spivey. On multiple occasions, Spivey picked her up near the Ranch House Restaurant and took her to his residence on McCarty Trail, where the sexual abuse took place. The case was then passed onto the investigations unit of the Greenlee County Sheriff’s Office, and a forensic interview with the victim

TDT | Manama Email: mail@newsofbahrain.com Bahrain’s Court of Cassation upheld a ruling convicting a poet of harassing a well-known Bahraini singer through a series of offensive Snapchat posts. The court confirmed that the defendant intentionally caused distress to the singer by publishing insulting and derogatory remarks on her Snapchat account during 2024. The Public Prosecution charged the defendant with misusing communication devices to cause annoyance and emotional harm to the complainant. A lower court initially acquitted the defendant and dismissed the related civil case. However, the High Criminal Court of Appeal later overturned the ruling and sentenced the defendant to six months in prison. The custodial sentence was replaced with a formal undertaking preventing the defendant from approaching, contacting, or harassing the complainant in any form. In its judgment, the Court of Cassation said the appellate court relied on sufficient evidence proving the singer was the intended target of the posts, despite her name not being directly mentioned. The court stated that trial courts have the authority to determine the identity of individuals targeted by defamatory or insulting remarks based on context, surrounding circumstances and the content of the statements. Court records showed the defendant published several connected Snapchat posts

by Colin Kirkland , 5 hours ago In an effort to attract more celebrity endorsements around its line of Ray-Bans wearables, Meta has hired Snapchat’s former senior director of content partnerships Jim Shepherd as the company’s new director of content and creator partnerships, as reported  by The Hollywood Reporter.  “Don’t be surprised to see a lot more celebrities wearing Meta Ray-Bans, or creators filming original content using their glasses,” the report starts, referencing Shepherd’s decade-plus history of leading Snapchat’s relationships with creator and celebrity talent across media, sports, and music, as well as the social media company’s content strategy, editorial and community initiatives, such as the recently launched Snappy’s awards show. advertisement advertisement At Meta, Shepherd will reportedly be focused on building creator relationships around the company’s AI wearables, including its Ray-Ban smart glasses.  Since their initial release in 2021 , Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses have been increasingly popular with consumers, selling millions of units and tripling sales in 2025. Holding a $3.5 billion stake (3%) in the Ray-Ban manufacturer, Meta has been able to expand its smart glasses products with additional  EssilorLuxottica brands, like Oakley.  As Apple, Google, and Snapchat develop competing wearables, Meta has announced new styles and

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by WKRC Mon, June 1, 2026 at 4:24 PM Tyheed Miller (Montgomery County Sheriff's Office) WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A former Ohio middle school employee is in jail after he was indicted in a sexual abuse case involving a 12-year-old student, reports WKEF. The Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office says that 27-year-old Tyheed Miller was charged with endangering children (sexual matter) and illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material after he allegedly shared a nude video of the student, who has autism and Down syndrome, on Snapchat. The incident happened sometime between August 2025 and May 20 this year. Miller was reportedly a behavior technician at Watt Middle School in Washington Township at the time of the incident. Centerville City Schools says he is no longer employed with the school. Miller was indicted Monday and is being held at the Montgomery County Jail on a $50,000 bond. He will return to court on June 4 for his arraignment.