Round Rock police are warning the community about a viral TikTok trend where users are creating AI-generated images of home intruders to prank roommates, neighbors and parents.

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Young people have been reminded not to take extreme pranks among friends lightly, as such acts may be regarded as bullying and jeopardise students’ future, Sarawak Police Commissioner Mancha Ata said.

KUCHING: Young people have been reminded not to take extreme pranks among friends lightly, as such acts may be regarded as bullying and jeopardise students’ future, says Sarawak Police Commissioner ...