https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/how-you-can-help-protect-your-children-from-online-predators

RICHMOND, Va. -- Many parents know that summertime means that kids are out of school, giving them more time to spend online.

This online activity can come with a higher risk that children could encounter an online predator.

The FBI's Richmond Office is looking to share warning signs that parents should look out for as well as programs they have in place in case of an emergency.

They said parents should look out for a handful of warning signs, including changes in behavior, teenagers being confined to their room more, spending more time on their devices and asking to spend the night with someone they don't know.

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That's true...otherwise your grandpa might fucking kill you.

A male teenager wearing female clothing is a symptom of a diseased mind. Obviously this teenager would grow up to be a deranged cyberstalker.



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Block them from mail-in voting and on-line Public Library access to Constitutional Law.

Weak eyed pussy
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