Alabama police officers' hilarious 'attempt' creating 1st TikTok video goes viral
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Anniston Police Department Chief Nick Bowles and Officer Jacob Ford posted a hilarious video on TikTok that quickly went viral.
In the clip, Bowles struggles to make his first TikTok video – first holding his phone so his face isn’t fully in the camera, and later, referring to the social media platform as "The TikTok."
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President-elect Trump is expected to choose Linda McMahon, wife of Vince McMahon and co-founder of WWE, to lead the Department of Education starting in January.
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