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Police using Facebook to track down and arrest a criminal

Posted on January 19, 2009 by jameshawksworth

There is an article on The Register about New Zealand police using Facebook to track down and arrest a thief. They posted the pictures on Facebook and someone identified him. It’s great that the public sector is being so progressive in their use of new media.

You can read the article here

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