Social Media
The Tustin Police Department aims to address and improve community relations through the project
By maintaining a steady presence throughout difficult situations, your agency will strengthen its roots for a successful long-term relationship with the community
TikTok downloads surpass YouTube and Facebook, but how can police use this social media platform to connect with communities?
The teen is charged as an adult with murder and possession of a knife
A video of a bald and burly Delaware police officer enthusiastically lip-syncing to Taylor Swift’s “Shake it Off” is getting global attention
Chief has asked for a city investigation to determine if he broke regulations by retweeting a picture of him holding a sign saying, “I resolve to challenge racism @ work” with the hash tag “end white silence”
Faces felony charges after police say he threatened an officer by name on a rap video posted to Facebook
Facebook users in the U.S. will soon receive Amber Alerts to help find missing children who may be located near them
A Texas police officer shot in the face during a standoff Tuesday is recovering after undergoing jaw reconstruction surgery
Are you and your family unknowingly broadcasting enough information to give an attacker a better chance to target you?
Recent South Florida cases stemmed from photos or video posted on Instagram, the fast-growing social media site
Jason Valentine, 35, faces 10 felony counts of making a terrorist threat after several tweets in which he mentioned “Kill a Pig Night”
Montrae Toliver, 17, was arrested Monday for allegedly making a terroristic threat after posting a picture with the caption, ‘Should I do it?’
Pennsylvania man has been jailed on charges he posted Facebook comments encouraging people to kill police
The judge ruled that the sharing of information between police and a suspect was consensual
18-year-old Devon Coley was arraigned Monday on a charge of making a terroristic threat
Big-city PDs and union leaders nationwide are warning the rank and file to wear body armor after a deadly ambush against police
Paramedic posted Instagram a photo of two black men pointing handguns at a white police officer under the caption: “Our real enemy”
In the tweets, officer said he would kill anyone who threatens him or his family and that he would be off-duty at the movies with his gun if anyone “feels they can’t breathe or their lives matter”
Aaron Hodges suggested killing a white officer for every black man killed by police
With police videos increasingly becoming subject to public disclosure, Seattle police are anxious to develop a fast — and inexpensive — way to go through a growing mountain of material and redact sensitive images
The first step is thinking about what changes you want; the second is discovering how to make them happen
While standing behind the officer, CHP officials also revealed they have created phony Twitter accounts and dressed like demonstrators to do surveillance
Several websites for the city of Oakland were knocked out in a likely cyberattack
Community members are either rallying for or against two LEOs fired for comments made on a heated social media post
Unlike popular social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter, Nextdoor is a virtual neighborhood watch social media platform for specific neighborhoods
Video captured the aftermath of the fatal shooting by officers who responded to a report of an assault with a deadly weapon
In private and on Internet chat rooms, officers say they feel demoralized, misunderstood and “all alone”
Chief is limiting his officers’ social media use after a precinct’s Facebook page linked the dangers of toy guns to the fatal police shooting of an Ohio boy
Police arrested 46-year-old Jaleel Tariq Abdul-Jabbaar after a string of death threats made over Facebook that stretched back to shortly after the August 9 shooting of Michael Brown
Police in Houston arrested two teens for damaging a home after linking them to video posted on the popular messaging app
