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Social Media and Law Enforcement

August 20, 2015 by Blog Herald

social media and law enforcement

While most people may see social media as a way to share their personal activities – what they ate, where they ate, where they’re going on vacation, how they feel, #OOTD, etc. – we can no longer deny that there are other applications of social media.

Of course, there is social media marketing which benefits businesses big and small, but on the “good” side (that is not to say the above are bad), there is the connection between social media and law enforcement. And a growing one, too.

More and more, local police departments and even larger government agencies are turning to social media to support their efforts in enforcing the law.

Below is an infographic showing just how social media and law enforcement are working together. From tracking criminals to using social media data in court as evidence – you’ll find pretty impressive ways the law is taking advantage of this relatively new medium.

social media and law enforcement
Via: Yag Personal injury of LA

How Social Media Is Helping Solve Crime

Author: Blog Herald

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