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Tabitha Palmer admitted to authorities she sent sexual images of herself to three minors outside Florida, according to authorities. She is accused of seducing a Lakeland boy she met in an online game.
Tabitha Palmer admitted to authorities she sent sexual images of herself to three minors outside Florida, according to authorities. She is accused of seducing a Lakeland boy she met in an online game. (Courtesy of Lakeland Police Department )

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Seminole Man Accused Of Posting Tweets Threatening Disney World

A Seminole man has been arrested after being accused of threatening to blow up the homes of Walt Disney World executives on Twitter. During a three-hour period, detectives said Jordan posted 186 threatening tweets.

Attempt To Hand Out Climate Change Materials Land 3 Men In Jail

Police arrested three people for attempting to hand out climate change materials at Freedom High School Wednesday. When the men, who didn't have permission to be on the campus, were confronted by school officials, they staged a sit-in in the dismissal line, preventing parents from picking up their children.

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Officials Take Baby Into Custody From ‘Idol’ Singer: Reports

Multiple sources are reporting Manatee County deputies took a newborn baby into custody Wednesday afternoon from her parents, former "American Idol" singer Syesha Mercado and her partner, Tyron Deneer.

Woman Accused Of Seducing Lakeland FL Online: Police

An Indiana woman has been accused of sending sexual photos to an 11-year-old Polk County boy, Lakeland police said. Tabitha Palmer, 35, met the boy online while playing video games, and they exchanged 14,300 messages through the Discord platform, investigators said.

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