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A six-year push to close a loophole in New York’s sexual assault laws failed again as Assembly leaders blocked a vote on a bill that would ensure prosecutors can bring charges when the victim is intoxicated.
The Senate unanimously approved the bill in May — for the fifth time since 2020 — and 92 Assembly members from both parties had signed on as co-sponsors, more than enough to approve it. But the Assembly Rules Committee, led by Speaker Carl Heastie, denied them the opportunity as that chamber finished its 2025 session on Wednesday, June 18, without bringing the bill to the floor.
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A new warning from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in collaboration with the Maine Information and Analysis Center.
A network of violent predators may be trying to target your children online.
One of the major groups is known as “764”, based out of Texas.
The terror group exploits young victims, many between the ages of 10 and 17.
We do want to warn you; some of these details are disturbing.
“They want to provide chaos to the world and to engage with those individuals to try to achieve that goal, unfortunately,” said Lieutenant Mathew Casavant, director of the Maine Information and Analysis Center (MIAC).
These ‘764’ extremists, along with other violent online networks, are preying on teens on popular social media platforms, gaming apps, and messaging services.
The FBI says these violent actors often target vulnerable children and those who struggle with a variety of mental health issues, including depression, eating disorders, or suicidal ideation.
Oftentimes, they groom their victims by first establishing trust in them.
“The big thing is, they want to be able to manipulate those individuals, and by having maybe some information or photographs, maybe they don’t want the world to see, they can get them to do a lot of different things. That might be torture to animals. It might be cutting themselves. It could very well be the “splash” that they want of that information, the shock value.”
Officials say photos or videos of these acts can be sent to other members of the network to continue to extort the victims and establish control.
“What we see a lot of the time is maybe a swatting call at a residence, which is a very common issue on gaming platforms. They can dox them online and provide all their personal information or their family’s personal information for the world to see, which would create certain issues for them as far as their engagement online,” Casavant explained.
AUGUSTA, Maine (WABI) – A new warning from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in collaboration with the Maine Information and Analysis Center.
A network of violent predators may be trying to target your children online.
One of the major groups is known as “764”, based out of Texas.
The terror group exploits young victims, many between the ages of 10 and 17.
We do want to warn you; some of these details are disturbing.
“They want to provide chaos to the world and to engage with those individuals to try to achieve that goal, unfortunately,” said Lieutenant Mathew Casavant, director of the Maine Information and Analysis Center (MIAC).
These ‘764’ extremists, along with other violent online networks, are preying on teens on popular social media platforms, gaming apps, and messaging services.
The FBI says these violent actors often target vulnerable children and those who struggle with a variety of mental health issues, including depression, eating disorders, or suicidal ideation.
Harvey Weinstein’s sex crimes retrial ended with no verdict on a rape charge Thursday as the jury foreperson refused to continue deliberating because of alleged threats from another juror — just one day after the disgraced Miramax mogul was convicted on a more serious sex rap.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Curtis Farber ruled that the deadlocked jury had not been able to reach a unanimous verdict on whether Weinstein, 73, raped former actress Jessica Mann inside a Midtown hotel room in 2013.
“Sometimes jury deliberations become heated. I understand this particular deliberation was more heated than some others. That’s unfortunate,” Farber told the panelists, before finding a mistrial on the rape charge.
🔴WARNING. You are about to hear a discussion that may make you uncomfortable. It is raw – real – today’s reality about the landscape surrounding the oppressive sex trade and the journeys of survivors of sexual exploitation in America. Escalating and seemingly becoming normalized. BUT – NOT ON JANET JENSEN’S WATCH – SHE IS A WARRIOR! Crimes against girls and women are far more COMMON than people recognize. Most go unreported or at best are underreported. You cannot stand in a room or walk down a street with people without being in the PRESENCE of someone who has been impacted and scarred by sexual violence in their lifetime. JANET JENSEN is the Founder and CEO of The Jensen Project and has spent the last 40 years dedicating her time and resources creating pathways for survivors of sexual violence to have healing opportunities and to prevent theses horrendous occurrences from happening in the first place. Janet’s organization, The Jensen Project, works year-round to identify and support nonprofits directly serving women and girls who have been affected by sexual violence. To date, The Jensen Project has distributed millions of dollars to organizations who offer direct services to survivors. This funding helps maintain and grow these imperative programs, who without, would leave survivors in the vicious cycle of re-exploitation and perhaps returning this lifestyle of extreme violence. Janet joins the Warriors to discuss a groundbreaking new documentary, The Right Track, premiering Friday, June 13 at the DC/DOX Film Festival 2025 in Washington, D.C. Learn more from survivors of human trafficking – sex and all forms of exploitation – and how you can take action to help stop these human rights abuses happening in every town, city and rural area across America. The Right Track is a must-watch for anyone invested in human dignity and justice. Stay tuned for additional screenings of The Right Track coming to a town near you soon! 🔴 The Right Track: https://righttrackfilm.com 🔴 June 13, 2025 World Premiere – Tickets: https://dcdoxfest.com/films/the-right…
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