Do police really do this
- Thread starter BrothaZay
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No, police don't do that.
If there's a felony crime (robbery, kidnapping, shooting) that was committed and clues can be found on a social media, then an investigator will search social media websites.
If there's a felony crime (robbery, kidnapping, shooting) that was committed and clues can be found on a social media, then an investigator will search social media websites.
You a fool if you think they don't do that
Kwéyòl
Moon walking seeing moon people
When I went to a white school the last two years of my high school career. A cop had come into in my practical law class and said that they follow people on social media
the cac mamba
Veteran
why wouldnt they?
Entrapta310
:umad?:
they do this more in small towns.
you get that dumb kid that has over 800 friends but yet only knows 25 of them and he accepts a random request.
its the easiest way these cops do their job. many of them are in their late 20's and 30's.
people need to stop having so many random friends/followers on their shyt while they like to brag and give up their spots and friends
Prove they do
There are hundreds of thousands of people on social media. That's like way too many people to randomly follow.
However, they do follow persons of interest/suspects because they are dumb enough to post about their location and activities.
My home girl used to date this police officer, he said they be stalking muthaphuckas they deem suspect on social media.
Too many people.
