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Cell Phone smuggling in Richmond County jails have decreased
WJBF-TV Augusta, GA (WJBF) – Richmond County inmates aren't allowed to have cell phones, but the gadgets keep making their way behind bars. “Our biggest threat is our weapons and cell phones, that's the two biggest things we look for,” said Capt. Lance Peebles … |
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Cell phone habits: overuse vs. moderation – wivb.com
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Cell phone habits: overuse vs. moderation
wivb.com BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – Are you or someone you know afraid to be without your cell phone for 5 minutes? If so, there's a name for it. It's called nomophobia. It stands for no mobile phone phobia. A growing number of people are experiencing this as … |
Legislature debates bills aimed at youth cell phone use, ‘sexting’ – Meriden Record-Journal
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Legislature debates bills aimed at youth cell phone use, 'sexting'
Meriden Record-Journal HARTFORD — State lawmakers are considering two bills related to the use of cellphones in schools. One of the bills, passed by the House Wednesday, would set guidelines for when school administrators or teachers are able to confiscate cell phones from … |
No Wi-Fi or cellphones allowed in the ‘Quietest Town in America’ – WGN-TV
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No Wi-Fi or cellphones allowed in the 'Quietest Town in America'
WGN-TV There is no Wi-Fi allowed within 10 miles of the Green Bank Observatory. Electromagnetic fields trip up the telescopes. That means no smart meters, no electric fences nor stoves so the telescopes can work. That also means no cell phones allowed in … |
Cell phones aid in navigation – The Register-Guard
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Cell phones aid in navigation
The Register-Guard I am writing to express my vehement opposition to Oregon House Bill 2597, which passed in the House and is coming up for a Senate vote. This bill would impose stiff fines (to the tune of $ 2,000) for people caught so much as holding cell phones while … |
Crime: 19 cellphones stolen from Wal-Mart – Greenville Daily Reflector
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Crime: 19 cellphones stolen from Wal-Mart
Greenville Daily Reflector A 32-year-old Greenville man and a 17-year-old Grimesland girl each are facing a felony charge after allegedly attempting to steal 19 cellphones from Wal-Mart. The attempted larceny occurred between 11 p.m. on Thursday and 8 a.m. on Friday at Wal-Mart, … |