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Members of the Jackson City Council are exploring a plan to have local police follow up on unpaid utility bills in exchange for a cut of the funds collected.

A Regal Entertainment theater in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania (Photo: Wikipedia)

Divine Vaniah Chambliss was the father of seven children – six sons and one daughter – as well as two stepchildren. (Photo: Alabama.com)

Det. Kerrie Orozco, 29, a seven-year veteran of the force, was killed by a known felon in May with a gun illegally purchased by his girlfriend who plead guilty to federal charges this week. (Photo: Composite)

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Rep. Neil Combee, R-Polk City, has introduced a measure backed by gun rights and police lobby groups to limit recreational target practice in densely populated areas (Photo: Flagler Live)

Residents said the neighborhood is normally quiet and they all tend to look out for each other. (Photo: Sun Sentinel)

State Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson, D-Santa Barbara, wants more gun bans on more misdemeanor gun offenders. (Photo: Rich Pedroncelli/AP)

The Save Yourself Survival and Tactical Gear store in Oktaha, Oklahoma, hung a sign declaring the establishment Muslim free. (Photo: Muskogee Now)

In perhaps one of the weirdest and ultra low budget public service announcements ever aired, the Philadelphia Police Department made one tiny change to a 90s era anti-drug message.

Taking a “There’s no hope with dope,” PSA from the cast of Saved By the Bell shot some 25 years ago, police social media personnel dubbed a still of Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey over the face of then NBC-TV exec Brandon Tartikoff and added a brief voice-over.

Its very subtle. See if you can catch it. Look close.

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Cameron Kaminsky, pictured here with his brother, would have entered 11th grade this fall and planned to play football. (Photo: Beaumont Enterprise)