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Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

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Provincial police are urging parents to think before they post first-day-of-school photos and details of their kids on social media, sounding the alarm about a trend that could put children at risk. Read More

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Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

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Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

Take a pass on posting kid's first-day-of-school photo: Police

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