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A recent TikTok trend teaching hand motion distress signals is spreading rapidly after a kidnapping case raised awareness of the usefulness of hand signs. In the case, a missing girl […] Read More
Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey jokingly offered to return 770 pounds of confiscated marijuana to its “rightful owner” on social media. The sheriff, known for his humorous social media posts, […] Read More
Missouri police were tipped off to illegal activity after a man’s Facebook post selling a catalytic converter accidentally contained a bag of meth in the background. The Stone County Sheriff’s […] Read More
A Charlotte man violated his parole after posting his illegal activities on social media for all to see. Court documents said that Joseph Banks, 30, flashed suspicious wads of cash, […] Read More
A man in Florida captured the moment he randomly attacked two Orlando police officers with a brick while livestreaming it to social media; it is the city’s second unprovoked attack […] Read More
The Illinois State Police (ISP) recently took to social media to find the owner of a pair of lost dentures after taking custody of them at a local fair. It’s […] Read More
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