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HAINES CITY, Fla. - A Haines City police officer is accused of misusing Flock camera databases to track his estranged wife's car, according to officials. 

Haines City police investigation

What we know:

The Haines City Police Department said they were notified about Officer Christopher Goodson possibly misusing the database at around 6:30 p.m. on Monday. A criminal investigation was immediately opened and Goodson was placed on paid administrative leave, authorities said. 

The investigation revealed that Goodson misused the Flock camera databases both on and off duty, HCPD confirmed.

JEFFERSON, Ga. --- Marci Bakely couldn't understand how her ex-boyfriend always seemed to know where she was.

When she went to buy groceries or on a date or to the doctor, he'd text her about it, sometimes within minutes, despite working 15 miles from her home as a police chief in a small town in the Atlanta suburbs. One day in 2024, when he incorrectly suspected that she'd gone to see a man against his wishes, he messaged her, "I didn't think you would slip up," according to texts she shared with The Washington Post.

Bakely, 50, began to feel like she was constantly being watched. She says

Jennifer Baing says AI-generated images of her have been used by scammers to impersonate her online.  (Supplied)

Jennifer Baing was scrolling through Facebook when she came across a photo of herself wearing revealing lingerie.

The image was fake.

Scammers had used artificial intelligence (AI) to manipulate ph

A protest by high school students at Colegio Alicante del Sol in Puente Alto ended this Thursday with vandalism, clashes, and the presence of the Carabineros (Chilean police), amidst the anger of students and parents over a case of alleged deepfakes involving sexual content that has been ongoing since July.

According to information gathered by ADN.cl, on July 10, students allegedly discovered sexually explicit images on a classmate's phone, created using artificial intelligence, that reportedly involved female students from the school.

After the situation came to light, which is being investigated by the Public Prosecutor's Office, the families of the alleged victims went to the school, and the students involved were suspended pending an investigation.

However, according to testimonies displayed on posters inside the school, the students later returned to classes, although assigned to different courses. This decision angered some students, who questioned the school's response and demanded more action in the matter.

Aggression and Arrival of Police

Tensions escalated following further incidents reported by students and their families, who claim to have been mocked and threatened in the context of the conflict.

The conflict escalated around 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, August 27, when students held a demonstration that was initially reported as peaceful. Later, damage to windows, the activation of a fire extinguisher, and clashes were reported.

According to information obtained by ADN, police arrived at the school shortly after noon, following the preliminary identification by their classmates of three students as the alleged perpetrators of the leaked images. Fearing for their safety, the students took refuge in a classroom. Police and municipal personnel subsequently entered the school and safely removed them from the premises.

The school confirmed that the protest resulted in disturbances, physical abuse of staff and students, and damage to the building. Furthermore, at the request of the Provincial Education Authority, the school dismissed students early and suspended classes for Friday.

The Parents' Association, meanwhile, called an urgent meeting to address the situation and coordinate the next steps.

What did the authorities say? -----------------------------

Once the events were known, the mayor of Puente Alto, Matías Toledo, stated that he went to the school along with the Carabineros (Chilean police), Municipal Security, and the Provincial Delegation, following the student protest.

He explained that the students involved in the incident were taken to a police station as part of the procedure, after attempted assaults occurred during the protest.

Toledo maintained that, although the school had taken measures and filed the corresponding reports, the situation escalated after the students involved returned home.

The mayor also called on parents, guardians, and students to consider the consequences of the irresponsible use of artificial intelligence and affirmed that the municipality is committed to working with the educational community and families to find a solution that will prevent future incidents.

A proposed class-action lawsuit filed in San Diego Superior Court claims Sharp HealthCare secretly recorded doctor-patient conversations using an artificial intelligence tool --- and falsely documented that patients had given consent.

Sharp began using an AI app called Abridge in April of this year, according to the complaint. The tool records conversations between patients and clinicians and then generates draft medical notes. According to the lawsuit, the app captured everything said inside the exam room --- including symptoms, diagnoses and personal details --- and sent the audio to the co