A Portsmouth teen recently rushed to the local fire department, terrified after falling victim to a TikTok scam that quickly escalated into death threats. The boy, shaken and unsure of what to do, showed officers screenshots of the menacing messages. Authorities advised him to block the sender, but this alarming incident highlights a growing danger […]
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