Prosecutors say a suburban Chicago man accused of secretly making nude videos of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews apparently also uploaded videos of other women to the Internet. Federal prosecutor Steve Grimes said Monday the videos were shot through hotel peepholes and uploaded under an online name used by 47-year-old Michael David Barrett.

A Roswell liquor store clerk’s cell phone may have saved his life. Police said when the would-be robber tried to stab the clerk at Beverage Mart in Roswell on Monday the knife dented the cell phone in the clerk’s pocket, but did not injure him.

A Roswell liquor store clerk’s cell phone may have saved his life. Police said when the would-be robber tried to stab the clerk at Beverage Mart in Roswell on Monday the knife dented the cell phone in the clerk’s pocket, but did not injure him.

Two teenagers are in jail tonight, charged with making bomb threats against an Aiken County high school. Midland Valley High School was put on a 4-hour lock-down last month after someone allegedly told a student they would “blow up the school.“ Investigators say the teens thought it was all a joke, but parents we spoke with say this is no laughing matter. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has the story.

A Greenbrier High School student has been arrested and charged with taking pictures with a cell phone up a teacher’s skirt. Curtis James Pickard, 17, has been charged with that crime.

Georgia lawmakers want to ban teenagers from texting and making calls on their cell phones while driving.

The South Carolina Department of Corrections has a new tool to fight crime from within its prison walls.  It’s a new technology called cell phone jamming. WJBF News Channel 6’s Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has the story.

Federal regulators say they are willing to work with South Carolina officials who want to jam cell phone signals in prisons.

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Imagine being in an accident and police not being able to contact with your loved ones. Count on our Fraendy Clervaud to show you a safety trick that could help.

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Many of you saw our coverage last week of former Richmond County Sheriff’s Deputy Wesley Powell’s offensive dash cam video. The video was over 13 minutes of profanity, racial slurs, and sexual conversations on his cell phone. We now have the entire video online. We have gone through the video and have bleeped over the offensive words. We warn you that the content is sexually suggestive, and may still be offensive to some.