In each initiative, [Strategy Enforcement Teams] help us monitor social media and we gather information we can use on these groups, Kelly said.
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Diana Dillard's comment,
February 28, 11:16 AM
Wow. What an interesting twist! The code of silence on the street greatly hinders police work and murder investigations so what a smart simple way to combat this problem!
Jessica Yurkew's comment,
February 28, 4:16 PM
I found this very interesting! It is amazing how technology has advanced, and all the different ways it can be beneficial. I never thought about facebook being utilized by the police department in a preventative sense.
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