Jacquelyn Powers, 35, was arrested on Thursday for the October 3 death of the teenage girl, reported Fox 2.
Overland Police said Powers gave her daughter a pill she found in a drawer, then 10 hours later the child was found dead.
Tanea describes in vivid detail how she observed clusters of people having sex … many of whom seemed high on drugs or alcohol. Mind you, she says this was at 7 AM … Tanea says the party had been going all night.
Toy manufacturer Mattel has apologized for a misprint that appeared on the packaging of its line of “Wicked” dolls and listed an address for an adult website.
The error gained steam this weekend after social media users discovered that the link to the film — wickedmovie.com — was mislabeled, sending consumers to Wicked Pictures, an independent adult film company.
The federal judge overseeing Sean “Diddy” Combs’ racketeering and sex trafficking case has denied his request for a gag order against his victims and their lawyers, ruling the demand “unprecedented” and “unwarranted.”
Attorneys for the embattled rapper claimed last month that “inflammatory extrajudicial statements” from victims and their attorneys were hurting his chances of a fair trial, but Judge Arun Subramanian ruled Friday (Nov. 8) that such “an extreme remedy” would threaten free speech.
The Glendale Police Department is praising a 14-year-old girl’s fast thinking when a man in Glendale tried to lure her, officers said on Wednesday.
Police said she was walking home from school when 37-year-old Isaiah Navarro approached her in a red car and tried to talk to her on 57th Avenue just north of Olive Avenue on Oct. 16.
She knew better than to talk to strangers or get in their cars.
Arizona Proposition 313 has passed. This is bad news, no matter how much the ballot measure’s backers portrayed it as a simple measure to indicate that “children are not for sale.”
Obviously, selling children is already banned, federally and in Arizona. And the specific crime that Prop 313 is concerned with—sex trafficking of minors—is already illegal at the state and federal level, with heavy prison sentences for those who disobey.
Proposition 313, which institutes a mandatory life sentence for this crime, passed with more than 60 percent of the vote, per the Associated Press. But this measure will mean more injustice in Arizona, not less. It could even mean more injustice for victims of sex trafficking.
After the suicides of two French 15-year-olds, families are suing TikTok in the first group lawsuit against the tech giant in Europe.
Attorney Laure Boutron-Marmion, representing seven families, told broadcaster franceinfo on Nov. 4 that the families allege TikTok’s algorithm recommended children videos promoting suicide, self harm, and eating disorders.
“The parents want TikTok’s legal liability to be recognized in court,” Boutron-Marmion said. “This is a commercial company offering a product to consumers who are, in addition, minors. They must, therefore, answer for the product’s shortcomings.”
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