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Feds: Man gets 15 years for trying to coerce boy to make sexually explicit images - Vimarsana News

Feds: Man gets 15 years for trying to coerce boy to make sexually explicit images

The boy, 13 years old when the coercion began in 2021, turned over his cellphone to the FBI, which eventually communicated with the suspect.

Source: yahoo.com
Coventry man jailed over sex chats with fake underage girls - Vimarsana News

Coventry man jailed over sex chats with fake underage girls

Daryl Connolly sent sexually explicit messages to investigators posing as 13 and 14-year-old girls.

Source: yahoo.com
Woman sues L.A., says her husband sent nude photos of her to co-workers. He's a cop. So is she - Vimarsana News

Woman sues L.A., says her husband sent nude photos of her to co-workers. He's a cop. So is she

An LAPD officer says her husband and fellow cop surreptitiously took photos and shared them. She says the department didn't protect her from the harassment that followed.

Source: yahoo.com
Northview Public Schools to keep 8 protested books accessible to students - Vimarsana News

Northview Public Schools to keep 8 protested books accessible to students

None of the books are required for classes, though the district says they are a part of the student reading section and noted they discuss several sensitive topics.

Great Barrington police chief apologizes for any 'distrust and alarm' caused by search for 'Gender Queer' book at middle school - Vimarsana News

Great Barrington police chief apologizes for any 'distrust and alarm' caused by search for 'Gender Queer' book at middle school

In an apology on Thursday, Great Barrington Police Chief Paul Storti affirmed that it is "not our role to seek out, censor, or 'ban books' in our schools."