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20 Jan 2021 A young British Youtuber watched with incredulity as 20 officers from West Midlands Police invaded his Birmingham flat to investigate false claims he was having a party in contravention of coronavirus lockdown laws, yet officers only found three people inside. “How many of yous does there need to be?” asked 18-year-old Jayden Gray, known as Canking, as the officers filed into his apartment. Speaking both to the officers and his mobile phone, he asked how many people are legally allowed to be in a property. Failing to grasp that the remarks were meant to mock West Midlands Poli...

YouTube star Canking, 18, whose real name is Jayden Gray, said multiple cops turned up at his flat in Birmingham, West Midlands, last Wednesday after reports of people entering the premises.

Morgan County Sheriff’s Office searching for 2 teens from north Alabama Missing teens in Morgan County (Source: Morgan County Sheriff's Office) By WAFF 48 Digital Staff | January 6, 2021 at 10:02 AM CST - Updated January 6 at 10:02 AM MORGAN COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - The Morgan County Sheriff’s Office is looking for information on the whereabouts of two teenagers from north Alabama. [Runaway Juveniles] The Sheriff Office is looking to locate Jayden Gray, 15 of Decatur and Savanah Turney 15 of Eva. Both left home and have not returned. They are believed to be together. If you have...

Morgan County Sheriff’s Office seeks help finding runaway teens Jayden Gray and Savanah Turney If you have any information please contact Investigators at 256-350-4613. Posted: Jan 6, 2021 11:32 AM Updated: Jan 6, 2021 11:36 AM Posted By: Josh Rayburn The Morgan County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Jayden Gray, 15, of Decatur and Savanah Turney, 15, of Eva. Both left home and have not returned and are believed to be together, the office said. If you have any information please contact Investigators at 256-350-4613. Related Content

North Texas athletes looking to play in college have been flexible in recruiting during the pandemic North Texas athletes looking to play in college have been flexible in recruiting during the pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has rocked the recruitment world, as high school athletes are not able to visit prospective colleges like they normally would. HASLET, Texas - The COVID-19 pandemic has rocked the recruitment world, as high school athletes are not able to visit prospective colleges like they normally would. And recruiters are having limited playtime to go off of because of games being canc...