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Simonsen says this kind of thing is a lot more common this time of year.“We’re still in mating season, so in mating season, we have a lot of activity, the warmer weather," said Simonsen.But he said if you do spot a gator, don’t try to move or catch it yourself.“If you encounter any wildlife, stay at least 30 feet away from it and call the proper authorities, because these guys are protected," said Simonsen.This story was originally published by Rob Manch at WFTX. 467

That night, he described the interactions to his wife, who asked if he was really certain the emails were legitimate. He suddenly wasn't so sure, realizing for the first time he may have been duped."Because of crimes like these," he wrote, "our society is losing much of the trust and openness that we once experienced." 320

that the technique is mentioned in the fourth episode in the series, when a character confronts an NYPD detective with allegations that he coerced a confession out of the five defendants. “You squeezed statements out of them after 42 hours of questioning and coercing, without food, bathroom breaks, withholding parental supervision,” the character states. “The Reid Technique has been universally rejected. That’s truth to you.”Reid and Associates Inc. claims the dialogue sheds a negative light on the procedure and implies that it involves coercion. “Defendants intended to incite an audience reaction against Reid for what occurred in the Central Park Jogger Case and for the coercive interrogation tactics that continue to be used today,” the lawsuit obtained by Variety states. “Defendants published the statements in ‘When They See Us’ in an effort to cause a condemnation of the Reid Technique.”Reid and Associates claims the actual technique is a structured interview and interrogation process which does not use coercion, intimidation or denying a suspect their rights and urges "extreme care" toward younger suspects.The plaintiffs say the show has caused the company to suffer damages. They’re seeking actual and punitive damages, as well as asking Netflix to stop distributing the show in its current form. 1320

Taking over a child’s Social Security number was made easier after the federal agency’s switch to randomization in 2011. Before then, the digits were tied to birthdate and geography, so it was more difficult to use a child’s Social Security number without it being discovered.Now a child’s number can more easily be used to establish a credit history. Minors are especially vulnerable because they are likely to have an unblemished credit history.Some thieves have even been able to make made-up, random numbers work. Casey-Velasquez said criminals have used Social Security numbers that haven’t even been issued yet — and when that number is eventually assigned to a newborn, parents find out that the number already has a credit history. In some cases, thieves get access to a child’s stolen Social Security number.And since address verification measures for credit applicants are often out of date, anyone with a printer can produce a fake utility bill for an abandoned property to “prove” the fictitious person lives there. 1047

Some states regulate insurance rates, so there may not be much cost difference among insurers, such as in Texas. But in other locations, title insurance is one more closing cost that you can shop for. 205

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