So, I'm clicking through various links about Instagram's new terms of service. You know the "now" allegedly poorly worded legal crap that said they owned your photos. Oh and yes, we are going to sell them to advertisers. After reading a few I stumbled across their backtracking story that they are going to change the language after the negative backlash.
Yes, I know, WTF does it have to do with that fake picture? Nothing except, it was in the little window boxes for other news stories. I looked at it and thought WTH? Attempted kidnapper uses photo-shop?
Nope, that is a real mughsot AFAIK.
Sad that kids can't play soccer safely.
Quote:
The boys soccer coach came to the rescue after the 425-pound man with more than 60 prior arrests allegedly tried to kidnap one of his young players. “The little boy came crying at me, saying that man wanted to take him. He said that he grabbed him and he started smelling him,” the coach, who wished to remain anonymous, told ABC Los Angeles.
http://americanlivewire.com/425-pound-victor-espinoza/