WAND INVESTIGATES: A Deadly Click - Part II
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Schools investigate cyberbullying, but police often cannot. Here’s how a new Illinois bill could give authorities more power in the second part of WAND Investigates' series on the impacts and dangers of cyberbullying.
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Teenagers are connected like never before, through social media and messaging. But instant access online can also expose kids to severe cyberbullying, sextortion and exploitation.
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