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Is punk group Tramp Stamps an industry creation associated with Dr. Luke?

Retired and current police officers from across the country donated to a GiveSendGo fundraiser for Myles Cosgrove, the former Louisville Metro police officer who shot Breonna Taylor as part of a no-knock raid at her apartment, a Daily Dot investigation has found.

It's been more than two decades and seven Pokemon generations but it's finally happening. N64 and Blockbuster kiosk legend game Pokemon Snap is finally getting a sequel on the Nintendo Switch. New Pokemon Snap promises to be an adventure of a lifetime.

The family of a Black man killed by Georgia police on Monday dispute DeKalb County Police's assertion that he "lunged at officers with a knife on two separate occasions" in a viral TikTok Thursday, Complex reports.

Welcome to the Friday edition of Internet Insider, where we dissect the week online. Today:

Facebook's Oversight Board is delaying its much-anticipated decision regarding former President Donald Trump's indefinite ban from the platform.

In late March, TikToks started circulating claiming that Target is a “hub” for sex trafficking. Multiple women posted stories detailing being followed by strangers in Targets, or witnessing shady interactions, or being reminded of that time years ago when they were maybe almost trafficked.

Bodycam footage featuring a Chicago police officer fatally shooting Adam Toledo, a 13-year-old Hispanic boy, has been released. The shooting occurred in March.

A video of a 61-year-old white man dragging a police officer with his car is gaining attention online, with many pointing to the double standard they say it exposes.

A police department in Loveland, Colorado, is facing a lawsuit after body camera footage showed two officers mocking and allegedly breaking the arm of a 73-year-old woman with dementia who allegedly mistakenly walked out of a Walmart without paying. 

YouTuber Umm Ziyad reportedly eerily foreshadowed her actual death date.

A YouTube channel uploaded a video featuring a monkey standing upright and eating berries out of a person's hand on April 9. The apparent caretaker, who is seemingly the one filming the interaction, walks backward as the monkey totters after them, taking berries one by one and popping them in his mouth.

A man became an internet icon after he held up a can of soup at a protest following a police officer's fatal shooting of Daunte Wright. The protester's comment was apparently in reference to a widely mocked claim by President Donald Trump that demonstrators throw soup at police.