STOCKHOLM, Sweden (TND) — Microchip technology invented by Swedish startup company "Epicenter" is now being presented as a possible way to carry around a COVID-19 vaccine passport under a person's skin, according to a viral video. "Beep boop beep: Your vaccination record has been verified," says the caption of the video posted to Twitter by South China Morning Post.

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— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) December 17, 2021   "Imagine showing your COVID-19 passport with just a flash of your arm," the video says at its beginning, showing a person holding out their arm and scanning it with a mobile phone. The video explains the microchip uses pre-existing technology the startup company was already developing to employ "near-field communication" (NFC) and send data to any compatible device. Smartphones are listed as an example of a possible dat…

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Miami Instagram and OnlyFans model Ansley Pacheco shot at burglars attempting to rob her home while family and friends watched the NBA Finals.

Two armed men entered her home on Oct. 4, after stalking the property and gaining entrance after a guest was let through the front gate. Ansley's husband and friends were watching the basketball game when the armed men entered and told everyone to get on the floor as they robbed the men of their jewelry. 

Ansley was in the bedroom with her son when she heard yelling and grabbed her gun. Once she opened the door, she was confronted by one of the home invaders.

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"He told me to put my gun down. I just shook my head no, and then I said, ‘Don’t shoot me, my son is in here,'" Pacheco said.

Despite her plea, the burglar shot at least six rounds at Ansley, hitting her headboard, TV, and closet door. After she returned fire…