Post: Virtual police to patrol Facebook in hunt for cyber bullies
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02-26-2011, 08:13 PM
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02-26-2011, 08:37 PM
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02-26-2011, 08:51 PM
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Originally posted by Mr.
Facebook police warnings will soon be issued to cyber bullies in a crackdown on serious social network-related crimes.
Officers will step in and send a written online message telling the student they could be prosecuted for a public order offence if they continue to use the site to pursue victims.
The rising concern over Facebook bullying has come about following a spate of recent incidents and rising reports of Facebook 'Trolling' where bullies leave shocking comments on online memorial pages.
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Caught: Police will send a warning message to anyone found sending threatening messages through social networking sites
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Officers will step in and send a written online message telling the student they could be prosecuted for a public order offence if they continue to use the site to pursue victims.
The rising concern over Facebook bullying has come about following a spate of recent incidents and rising reports of Facebook 'Trolling' where bullies leave shocking comments on online memorial pages.
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Caught: Police will send a warning message to anyone found sending threatening messages through social networking sites
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Gloucestershire teenager Sam Leeson, 13, was driven to suicide in 2008 after being taunted by cyber-bullies.
The Facebook profiles of Sam and Natasha MacBryde who died under a train on Valentines Day, even continued to be targeted by school bullies after their deaths, who carried out '
-Trolling' alongside their friends and families' messages of condolence.
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The Facebook profiles of Sam and Natasha MacBryde who died under a train on Valentines Day, even continued to be targeted by school bullies after their deaths, who carried out '
-Trolling' alongside their friends and families' messages of condolence.You must login or register to view this content.
Good thing the kids we bully on FB dont have FB :carling:
02-26-2011, 08:52 PM
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02-26-2011, 08:55 PM
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