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Two people have been charged with child abuse, accused of encouraging two children to fight while it was recorded. Prosecutors charged Austin M. Barklage, born in 2005, and Barbar Dunlap, born in 1981, both of Sedalia, each with one count of First Degree Accessory-Endangering the Welfare of a Child Creating Substantial Risk. On Thursday, July 14, someone called the Pettis County Sheriff’s Office to make a report of child abuse. They told deputies that they had been sent two videos showing a fight between two children. Court documents state that the video showed two juveniles at opposite ends of a living room. Two voices off-camera can be heard encouraging the children to fight each other. They can be heard giving the children pointers on how to hit each other. After being arrested, deputies said Barklage told them that he recorded the video on Snapchat and sent it to his cousin. Warrants for both were issued, and a bond was set at $7,500.

Skip to main content Paramus, NJ Fair Lawn-Saddle Brook, NJ Westwood-Hillsdale, NJ Wyckoff, NJ River Dell, NJ New Milford, NJ Ramsey, NJ Wayne, NJ Oakland, NJ Pearl River, NY New Jersey Top National News See All Communities BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — A Texas man met a child and adult via Snapchat and got them both to send him photos of sexual acts, prosecutors said. Quristafer D. Land, of Dallas, Texas, has been charged with production of child sexual abuse material, aggravated sexual extortion, sexual extortion, and impersonation, said Bergen County prosecutors. Prosecutors say that in April, the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office Cyber Crimes Unit received information from the Lyndhurst Police Department regarding possible acts of online sexual extortion. Find out what's happening in Ridgewood-Glen Rockfor free with the latest updates from Patch. Detectives determined that a stranger contacted an adult and a child via the social media app Snapchat. Then, over a period of months, say investigators, "The online stranger instructed the victims to record and send photos and videos of themselves engaged in sexual acts." Find out what's happening in Ridgewood-Glen Rockfor free with the latest updates from Patch. Detectives traced the social media activity to a home in

snapchat Fixes how to What to know Basically, it seems there is nothing you can do to fix this error as this is a server-side issue that Snapchat has to fix. The "Something went wrong" error is typically caused by internet connectivity problems, Snapchat server outages, or glitches within the app itself. Quick fixes include restarting the app and your device, checking your internet connection, and clearing the app's cache from the settings menu. If the issue persists, updating or reinstalling the Snapchat app, or checking a site like Downdetector for widespread server issues, can often resolve the problem. You’ve captured the perfect moment. You’ve added the wittiest caption and the ideal filter. You hit send, only to be met with the vague and frustrating message: "Something went wrong. Please try again." It’s a common problem that can bring your snapping streak to a grinding halt. But don't worry, this error is usually not a sign of a major issue. More often than not, it's a temporary hiccup that you can resolve with a few simple steps. In this guide, we'll explore why Snapchat gives you this error and walk you through the solutions to fix it. Why Does This

THE heartbroken dad of a missing teen has posted a cryptic social media message more than a week after she vanished. Hannah Osborn, 17, was last seen on August 9 , leading to a major search to track her down. 6 Her family have feared the worst since her disappearance Credit: Facebook/@wesley osborn 6 Hannah Osborn, 17, was last seen on August 9 Credit: Facebook 6 Her dad Wesley has called the days she has been missing 'the hardest' of his life Credit: Facebook Her family have feared the worst since her disappearance in rural Arkansas. But suspicions have grown that an element of foul play may be involved, as reported by ABC affiliate  KATV-TV. Hannah is a fan of the social media  site  Snapchat, according to her family. Her dad Wesley has called the days she has been missing "the hardest" of his life. read more in us news But in a cryptic Facebook post, he shared a picture of himself with his daughter along with a brief message. He wrote: "It’s been a whole week since I’ve seen your beautiful face! "I’m coming and I’m bringing Hell with me! I know, they know, and everyone will know soon enough! "Bring my baby

Instagram Friend Map Feature: Instagram has launched a new feature called ‘Friend Map’. The new tool will enable users to see where their friends are in real-time, share hangout spots and discover common meeting places. The Meta-owned platform has added an option last week which shares locations using an Instagram map, similar to a feature rival Snapchat has offered since 2017. Instagram’s new feature is gradually rolling out worldwide, including India. Since it’s opt-in, your location won’t appear on the map unless you enable it in settings. The new feature is designed to help friends connect offline, explore local spots together, and plan spontaneous meetups. While it promotes fun social interactions and strengthens personal bonds, it also raises concerns about potential misuse for stalking by followers. How To Use Instagram Friend Map Feature Users can access the new feature from the Messages tab, but rest assured, location sharing is turned off by default unless manually enabled. Notably, the feature remains off unless users choose to opt in, according to Meta. Instagram Maps Icon Instagram shows different icons to let you know your location-sharing status. A blue arrow means you're sharing your location. A red dot means you're not sharing it.

DALLAS, TX – A 26-year-old Dallas man is facing a slate of serious charges after investigators say he posed as someone else online to coerce explicit content from a child and an adult through Snapchat in a months-long sextortion scheme uncovered by New Jersey authorities. Detectives began investigating in April after Lyndhurst Police alerted the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office about suspicious online activity.The investigation tracked the source of the messages to a home in Dallas linked to suspect Quristafer D. Land.Authorities say Land used multiple fake online profiles to manipulate and extort his victims. On Thursday, investigators from Bergen County, alongside Dallas police and U.S. Marshals, executed a search warrant at the Dallas residence. According to officials, Land was using Snapchat accounts tied to impersonated identities to pressure victims into sending sexually explicit photos and videos over a period of several months. One of the victims was a minor. Land was charged with first-degree production of child sexual abuse material, second-degree aggravated sexual extortion, third-degree sexual extortion, and third-degree impersonation. He was taken into custody in Dallas and is currently being held in Dallas County Jail pending extradition to New Jersey. Authorities emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and additional

An Algonquin man is accused of soliciting children on Snapchat for sexual images and sending them lewd videos of himself, a prosecutor said. Thomas Jackson, 27, is charged with possessing images of child sex abuse, a Class 2 felony; grooming; and four misdemeanor counts of distributing explicit material to a minor, a criminal complaint filed in McHenry County court said. Assistant State’s Attorney Garrett Miller argued in court Wednesday that Jackson is dangerous and there are no conditions that could keep him from continuing in the charged offenses if released from jail pretrial. Miller said Jackson had digital video depicting child sex abuse, solicited a 15-year-old child for sexually explicit images, and had “conversations” with multiple children in which he asked specific questions about where they go to school, what time they get out of school and what they like to do. Judge Cynthia Lamb agreed with the prosecutor and detained Jackson in the county jail pretrial. In making her decision, Lamb referred to the allegations that Jackson solicited sexual images from a 15-year-old child via Snapchat and “obtained specific details pertaining to certain minors.” She also said that Jackson is accused of sending sexually explicit videos of himself to

THE heartbroken father of a missing teen has issued a desperate plea as the search for her enters day six. Wesley Osborn said he would "beat down the doors of hell" to find his missing 17-year-old daughter, Hannah Osborn, in a Facebook post begging for her to come home. 4 Wesley Osborn and his daughter, Hannah Osborn Credit: Facebook/Wesley Osborn 4 Hannah Osborn, 17, was last seen on Saturday Credit: Facebook/Hannah Osborn Hannah was last seen leaving her dad's house in Bradford, Arkansas, about 70 miles northeast of Little Rock, at around 7:40 pm on Saturday. Her dad told police she hasn't been in contact with her family at all since her disappearance, which is out of the ordinary for the high school student. Wesley said it's been the "hardest 5 days of our lives" in a gutwrenching message shared on Thursday. "Hannah I love you and I need to know you are ok! Please, if you see this pick up a phone and call me and tell me that you are ok," the dad pleaded in the post addressed directly to her. READ MORE ABOUT MISSING PEOPLE "We have turned this country upside down searching for you, following every

By Joan Murray Updated on: August 14, 2025 / 3:48 PM EDT / CBS Miami Broward dad accused of preying on teen girl, authorities say Broward dad accused of preying on teen girl, authorities say 02:03 A Davie dad whose son attends Indian Trace Elementary in Weston has been arrested for sending explicit messages to a 16-year-old counselor at the school.  BSO detectives arrested 40-year-old Pedro Jose Peña and charged him with lewd and lascivious behavior and written solicitation of a 16-year-old.  He faced a judge on Thursday and was given a $50,000 bond.  According to investigators, while Peña was picking up his son, he began talking to the teenager.  Investigators: Peña sent messages via Snapchat He allegedly asked the girl if she was 21 and when she responded, "No, I'm 16," Peña allegedly said, "In Venezuela, you would be in your twenties."  Then, investigators said Peña used Snapchat to send explicit messages to the 16-year-old, allegedly writing: "Back in my day, I would have done you good."    At his Davie home, a woman who answered the door claimed not to know him.  Parent outrage as suspect faces judge and posts bond  Natalie Figueroas, a parent at Indian Trace