Lucas Gomez was terminated from Brooklyn Defender Services after advocating violence against Israelis in a social media post. His comment was deemed antithetical to the organization’s values.
Nick Olivero, the executive director of SF's Boxcar Theatre, has resigned after being accused on social media of attempting to meet a minor for sex. The allegation was made through a video posted by People v. Preds, which focuses on exposing suspected predators. In the video, the individual identified as Olivero is confronted about arranging a meetup with a fictional 14-year-old boy. Messages exchanged on Grindr were also revealed, further implicating him in inappropriate behavior, though it remains unclear if law enforcement is involved.
It's been a privilege doing 12 years together as partners and for 10 years sharing that online with everyone. I think that you know there's so much love between us, and really loving someone [means knowing] when to change the format of the relationship, and we've decided to just be best friends.
Skibidi is defined in the dictionary as 'a word that can have different meanings such as 'cool' or 'bad' or can be used with no real meaning as a joke'. An example of its use is 'What the skibidi are you doing?'.
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"You don't want to be trading your integrity for exposure, which I think a lot of times happens inadvertently on social. Everybody wants to participate, and I think that's a beautiful thing, but you also want to be really careful of protecting your peace and setting some boundaries."
Sean Dunn, a blond 37-year-old in a pink button-down and New Balance sneakers, was captured on video Sunday night screaming at some of the federal agents who have begun patrolling the city on Donald Trump's orders.
Social media has become an integral tool for law enforcement agencies to investigate crimes, gather evidence, and even prevent criminal activity. Public posts, comments, photos, and videos shared online often provide valuable insights that police can use to identify suspects, corroborate witnesses' accounts, and establish timelines.