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Oklahoma police say that neighbors alerted them to the presence of a strange man in a car and they were able to rescue a 13-year-old who met the man on the internet. Tonkawa Police said that they were called on Saturday at about 7 p.m. by a resident who lived next to an alley. The homeowner said they saw a car parked in the alley for hours and running with people inside. “The alleyway is really only utilized for utility and trash services‚” said Tonkawa Police Chief Nick Payne. “So it’s highly peculiar for it to be parked there for so long. And the vehicle was running.” The homeowner went to confront the driver of the car‚ but he immediately sped away‚ according to police. Payne says that police then received numerous calls about a car driving erratically and that's when they sought to find the man with the assistance of the Kay County Sheriff’s Office. “While it’s not a crime to be sitting in an alleyway being suspicious‚ it certainly is a crime to be driving recklessly through residential areas‚” Payne explained. “So that’s what the officers were trying to investigate.”Police were able to find the car at a garage with 23-year-old Aaron Amador in the driver's seat‚ wearing only his underwear. In the passenger's seat was a 13-year-old girl. “Open alcohol containers were found‚” Payne said. “The presence of marijuana was also observed.”Payne said that Amador "tried to give every excuse under the sun" to police. He was arrested for a previous warrant on battery and assault charges and is facing additional charges of lewd acts and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.The girl's mother‚ Chance Roberts‚ spoke to KFOR-TV and said that she was shocked about the incident because her daughter didn't own a cellphone and wasn't on social media. “She was getting her friends’ phones‚ logging on that way‚” Roberts said. She said that her daughter had told her she was going to go to a park down the street with her cousins that evening. “I’m still processing the whole entire situation‚” she added. Roberts was thankful for police taking the call seriously. “I don’t even know if I could put into words how much I appreciate them and how much like what they did and what they couldn’t what they most police wouldn’t have done‚” Roberts concluded. “I mean‚ they possibly could have saved my daughter’s life.” Here's the harrowing news report: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Microsoft simply refuses to get out of its own way. When Windows 11 users made a fuss over a series of bizarre‚ malware-like pop-ups last year begging Chrome users to switch to Bing as the default search engine‚ Microsoft promptly paused them and claimed that they were the result of "unintended behavior." Less than a year later‚ similar pop-ups are once again plaguing Chrome users‚ and this time‚ Microsoft is much less apologetic about their emergence. As spotted by The Verge‚ a Reddit user shared a screenshot this week of the following ad that appeared on their desktop. Understandably‚ the user was concerned that it might be malware‚ as the image was slightly pixelated and came out of nowhere: Microsoft's Bing ad spam for Chrome users. Image source: Reddit As suspicious as the ad might look‚ it is legitimate (and incredibly intrusive). The Verge reached out to Microsoft to confirm and received the following statement. “This is a one-time notification giving people the choice to set Bing as their default search engine on Chrome‚” says Caitlin Roulston‚ Microsoft's director of communications. “We value providing our customers with choice‚ so there is an option to dismiss the notification.” Of course‚ Microsoft does not give its valuable customers the choice to just turn off these weird‚ annoying ads altogether. That would be the first setting I tweaked on any Windows machine that I bought‚ but the company would rather pester me forever. At this point‚ I have begun to associate Edge and Bing with spam and viruses. I can't imagine that was the intended effect of these ads‚ but despite the fact that I think both products are decent enough‚ I am now motivated to stay as far away from them as possible. For the love of god‚ Microsoft‚ if this is the only way to get me to download your software‚ there might be a more serious root cause than the lack of persistent‚ confusing advertising. Don't Miss: Bing Chat is now Microsoft Copilot The post Microsoft has resumed spamming Chrome users with Bing ads appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: Samsung Discover sale‚ $99 AirPods‚ 15% off Super Mario Bros Wonder‚ ASUS Zenbook 15‚ more Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2024: Get $455+ free Best Apple Watch deals for March 2024

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