More reports of arrests from Twitter and Facebook posts are surfacing.
Among the recent arrests include an airline passenger who “tweeted” a bomb threat, a protester who “tweeted” police squad locations, a couple who posted Facebook photos after eating a rare Iguana, and a woman who violated an Order of Protection with a Facebook “poke.”
On the flip side, social networking site posts by bystanders and citizens, and even the criminals themselves, have lead to the arrests of at-large criminals and suspects.
