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State Lawmakers Push Legislation That Would Turn Online Impersonation into a Felony Offense by Sora Shimazaki via Pexels A West Texas man hijacked his ex-girlfriend’s email address to create a fake profile of her on a dating website.  In Utah, a policeman was suspended after someone posted racist remarks on a Facebook profile created to look like his wife’s account. Meanwhile, a Louisiana man stole a stranger’s photos to pretend to be a woman on social media as a way to lure women into sending him illicit photos. The West Texas and Louisiana men were both arrested under state laws prohibiting someone from impersonating another online with the intent to do harm. No such law exists in Utah, however, where law enforcement could do little to stop the defamation.  

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