Source: WINK News, September 30, 2026 (updated October 1, 2026) As reported by WINK News in Lee County, a Lee County woman was arrested after statements she allegedly typed into an AI chatbot were reported to law enforcement as threats against the Lee County Sheriff’s Office. According to the report, the statements were escalated through…
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A detective calls and says he’d like to “just ask a few questions.” Agents arrive with a search warrant for a phone and a computer. A platform shuts down an account, or someone tells police that a person made or shared an AI-generated image or video. However it starts, an investigation involving AI images, AI…
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It’s 2 a.m. Something happened, maybe a detective left a card, a letter arrived, or you’re worried about something you did. You don’t want to call anyone yet. So you open ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, or another AI tool and start typing: what happened, what you’re afraid of, what you think the other side knows. It…
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For years, one of the first things investigators look at in a criminal case is a person’s internet search history. A search for a poison, a location, or “how long does a DUI stay on your record” can become an exhibit at trial. Prosecutors use search histories to argue motive, opportunity, planning, and sometimes something…
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“This call originates from an inmate correctional facility and is subject to monitoring and recording.” The Florida Department of Corrections currently has approximately 80,000 inmates incarcerated. The Florida Administrative Code mandates that all inmate calls, except those placed to attorneys under proper procedures, and to foreign consulates, shall be subject to monitoring and recording. Notice to…
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