An Oviedo, Florida man's three felony charges for destroying a 3D-printed decoy Flock camera were reduced to misdemeanors after police admitted the fake camera was worth less than $1,000. Evan Meyer had been arrested in August for allegedly knocking down and destroying the decoy with garden shears, but the charges now reflect the camera's minimal value at approximately $200.
Researchers at the University of Toronto using PET imaging discovered that long COVID patients have significantly reduced dopamine-releasing nerve terminals in brain regions linked to motivation, memory, and movement, providing the first biological marker for the condition. The finding, led by psychiatry professor Jeffrey Meyer, shows a strong correlation between dopamine loss and specific symptoms like brain fog and fatigue, potentially opening pathways for targeted treatments.