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A series of videos emerge showing high school cheerleaders in the US screaming in pain while being pushed into splits during practice.
It has prompted a coach and his assistant, a principal, an assistant principal and a district attorney to all be placed on leave as Colorado police open an investigation.
The videos show eight cheerleaders at Denver’s East High School being forced into splits while their arms are held by teammates, with a girl in one video repeatedly asking her coach to stop.
“No no no, I can’t! I can’t! Please stop, please stop, please stop,” the trainee says.
The footage was aired by local TV station KUSA-TV, which said the videos were shot on mobile phones of two team members and sent anonymously to the broadcaster.
Denver Public Schools superintendent Tom Boasberg called the videos “extremely distressing”.
“We absolutely prohibit any practices that place our students’ physical and mental health in jeopardy,” Mr Boasberg said in a statement.
“We do not and will not allow any situation in which a student is forced to perform an activity or exercise beyond the point at which they express their desire to stop.”
The Denver Police Department said child-abuse detectives were investigating.
New #F1Testing leader on Day One: Charles Leclerc, who goes fastest for Ferrari
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— Sky Sports F1
(@SkySportsF1) August 1, 2017
Flash floods sweep cars through creek in Alabama after over three inches of rain fell in under an hour in the area. https://t.co/DPQCai5Qid http://pic.twitter.com/Mor0UOQ66X
— ABC News (@ABC) July 28, 2017
Rescuers search for 27-year-old man swept away by Arizona flash flood that killed his wife and children. https://t.co/p70SGkSbKg http://pic.twitter.com/v4hKA6w2jQ
— AP West Region (@APWestRegion) July 18, 2017
Leaked documents from the CIA’s elite Engineering Development Group suggest the agency has been helping itself to wireless internet routers as part of Company operations going back years.
On Friday, ZDNet reported that documents released by WikiLeaks show how the CIA has been remotely tapping into routers in private homes and businesses with a variety of tools so as to gain access to those computer networks. Included in the “dozens of files” released by WikiLeaks are installation guides, manuals, and maps that indicate the CIA’s use of various tools for monitoring and analyzing their targets’ online activities, among other things.
According to ZDNet, which reviewed but could not authenticate the documents, the CIA had successfully created software ‘implants’ capable of gaining control in “roughly 25 different devices” from 10 manufacturers, including the popular router brands Netgear, Linksys, Belkin, D-Link, and Asus. As the tech news site pointed out, routers have been a frequent and desirable target for freelance or intelligence community hackers because they offer access to an entire network, and have historically come equipped with various security flaws.
Source: Latest WikiLeaks Show The CIA Has Been Hacking WiFi Routers For Years
Samsung’s new tablets are out to destroy the iPad Pro and Surface Pro 4
With no Galaxy S8 announcement at Mobile World Congress this year, Samsung turned to its Android and Windows 10 tablets to fill the void.
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‘Trump, discussing terror, seamlessly mentions incident “last night in Sweden”.
There was NO “incident” in Sweden last night.’
Source: Internet turns to @Sweden on Twitter after Trump appears to invent terror attack