The Brief
- The City of St. Petersburg brought parents and students together to address an increasingly important issue — online safety.
- This comes after the tragic murder of 16-year-old Miranda Corsette, who police said was lured from her home and killed by someone she met online.
- The event also provided information about resources available to families and the importance of staying vigilant about online behavior.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – With summer just around the corner, kids and teens are gearing up for a break from school, which often means more screen time. In response, the City of St. Petersburg brought parents and students together to address an increasingly important issue — online safety.
The backstory:
This comes after the tragic murder of 16-year-old Miranda Corsette, who police said was lured from her home and killed by someone she met online. The horrific case has highlighted the very real dangers that lurk on the internet.…