Madelyn Avila
Mrs. Valenzuela
ERWC / Period 2
7 November 2017
Logging On to Stop Crime: Thought Question
Police have recently been using different tactics and using social media to catch criminals. The New York Police Department explains how gangs are using Facebook and other social networks to post “incriminating information.” Police have been closely monitoring Facebook and other sites for leads and evidence. Though some gang members post on private, most of their information is public which means that it is open to anyone. The New York Police Department accesses both private and public posts. They attempt to find a friend of the suspect to gain access to information that is not public. The officers explain how this new approach will help
Mrs. Valenzuela
ERWC / Period 2
7 November 2017
Logging On to Stop Crime: Thought Question
Police have recently been using different tactics and using social media to catch criminals. The New York Police Department explains how gangs are using Facebook and other social networks to post “incriminating information.” Police have been closely monitoring Facebook and other sites for leads and evidence. Though some gang members post on private, most of their information is public which means that it is open to anyone. The New York Police Department accesses both private and public posts. They attempt to find a friend of the suspect to gain access to information that is not public. The officers explain how this new approach will help