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FOREST, Miss. (WLBT/Gray News) – A volunteer color guard instructor was arrested for sending nude photos to a student in Mississippi. According to the Forest Police Department, 22-year-old Nichole Lara was apprehended on Nov. 6 for sexual battery, grooming and child exploitation. A release stated the victim, a male student, reported to officials that inappropriate Snapchat messages had escalated to nude photos. According to witness statements, the incident began at a band camp in July. The Forest Police Department said another separate student sexual misconduct case happened within 40 days of the incident at the Forest Municipal School District. In that incident, a Forest High School coach, Austin Taylor, was arrested on Sept. 29 on sexual battery, grooming and multiple other charges. Copyright 2025 WLBT via Gray Local Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

They were supposed to be teachers but they were hiding a vile secret These teachers abused their position of trust Left to right: Steven Laverty, Alan Harbottle and Rebecca Joynes Parents should be able to trust those who educate their children - but some have shattered that trust in the most disturbing ways. Several Merseyside educators have been unmasked for abusing their positions of authority, with some jailed for serious offences against children. One former headteacher was revealed to be a paedophile who "returned to his old ways" within weeks of being caught. Another teacher admitted to using Snapchat to share a category B indecent image of a child, confessing to being "addicted" to such material. In a separate case, a teacher took a pupil back to her flat and later fell pregnant by another teenage student. Below, we look at some of the most shocking cases of teachers who betrayed the trust placed in them. Alan Harbottle A disgraced former primary school teacher was banned from teaching for life after attempting to meet a person he believed was a 14-year-old boy. Alan Harbottle, 52, who taught at Mosspits Lane Primary School in Wavertree for almost two decades, was caught

Zack Ryder’s return to WWE SmackDown didn’t end the way fans hoped. After stepping back into the spotlight for the “Last Time Is Now” tournament, the former Internet Champion took a hard loss to LA Knight—and now his longtime tag partner has broken his silence. Brian Myers took to Twitter after the match and revealed what Ryder asked him in the aftermath of the defeat. “Let me ask you something, is Woo Woo alright?” That wasn’t a punchline. It was a gut-level moment of concern—Myers giving fans a glimpse into how much the loss hit home for his friend. The two have been ride-or-die since their Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder days in WWE, and Myers didn’t need to say much to let fans know the vibe backstage. Ryder hadn’t competed on WWE television in over five years and used his old moniker for the surprise comeback. After spending years on the indie circuit as Matt Cardona, the return was short-lived—but clearly still meant something. Was this just a quick cameo, or the start of something more? Either way, one thing’s clear—Brian Myers is still in Ryder’s corner, win or lose. What did you think of Zack Ryder’s return and

Daily Mirror Icon Sport Football Liverpool FC Liverpool defender Jeremie Frimpong has been sidelined since the 5-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt last month after suffering his second injury of the season Liverpool defender Jeremie Frimpong has vowed he is grafting hard to return to action following his latest injury blow. The Dutch full-back sustained his second setback of the campaign during the thumping 5-1 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt after breaking down in the opening period. Frimpong has been ruled out for the past five fixtures as a consequence of the issue, but it marks the latest absence for the former Bayer Leverkusen star. The 24-year-old was forced off on his Premier League bow for Liverpool against Bournemouth, missing the encounters with Newcastle United and Arsenal at the start of the campaign. The full-back's fitness woes have come as Liverpool have battled to cope with the loss of Trent Alexander-Arnold. Following the England star's controversial departure, the Reds brought in Frimpong to challenge Conor Bradley for the right-back spot, but both players have endured their own injury troubles, leaving Dominik Szoboszlai to deputise in defence. READ MORE: Mo Salah's six-word revelation shows what's costing Liverpool after Arne Slot instruction READ MORE:

Skip to main content Tolland, CT Stafford-Willington, CT Vernon, CT Manchester, CT Ellington-Somers, CT Glastonbury, CT Norwich, CT South Windsor, CT Windsor Locks-East Windsor, CT East Hampton-Portland, CT Connecticut Top National News See All Communities CHAPLIN, CT — State police Friday said they have made an arrest in a sexual assault that occurred in the spring of 2024 in Chaplin. Rio Vulinovic, 20, whose listed address is in Branford, was served a warrant on Nov. 7 charging him with first-, second- and fourth-degree sexual assault (with a threat of force), third-degree strangulation and risk of injury to a minor. He posted a $175,000 bond and has a court date of Jan 6, judicial system records show. The victim in the case was 13 at the time, state police said. Find out what's happening in Mansfield-Storrsfor free with the latest updates from Patch. According to a warrant, state police began investigating the case In April 2024 when the girl said she was sexually assaulted "sometime in February or March" by a male she met on the "Snapchat" social media application. The girl told an acquaintance that she left her house at 11 p.m. without permission and met up with a man

Midland police arrested a woman after a Flock camera flagged a stolen Nissan Altima; affidavit details Snapchat claims and video evidence.

A four-year-old boy was among the victims of online grooming, according to data which showed such offences have reached a record high. The NSPCC said the data it had obtained from police forces showing an almost doubling of online grooming crimes in the past eight years was “deeply alarming”. A new offence of sexual communication with a child was introduced in England and Wales in April 2017, to tackle groomers who target under-16s through mobile phones and social media. The offence has been recorded in Northern Ireland since 2015 while a similar offence was introduced in Scotland in 2010. Data obtained by the NSPCC from police forces across the UK showed 7,263 online grooming offences were recorded in the year to March – almost double the 3,728 recorded in the year to March 2018. The NSPCC, which sent freedom of information requests, said it received data from all forces except Lincolnshire. In 2,111 of the recorded offences in the past year a tech platform was identified. Around 40% of those offences took place on messaging app Snapchat while 9% happened on WhatsApp and 9% on Facebook and Instagram, the NSPCC said. While girls made up 80% of victims in cases

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Home News Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, Threads, X to be banned for children under 16, THIS country takes major decision, will come into effect..., not US, UK, it is... Social media companies that do not comply with the regulations may face penalties of up to 49.5 million Australian dollars (around Rs 270 crore). A significant change for social media users is set to happen. Access to platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok will be banned for children under the age of 16 in Australia starting on December 10. This restriction is part of Australia’s new Online Safety Regulation aimed at safeguarding children from online harms. Who will be affected by this new social media ban? Younger children can still access those platforms if their parent or guardian gives consent. This is the first law in the world to target children in digital form. Social media companies that do not comply with the regulations may face penalties of up to 49.5 million Australian dollars (around Rs 270 crore). When will this major decision come into effect? According to Australia’s Online Safety Act, which will come into effect on December 10, if a child under 16 has created a social media

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