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[alrelax]

I don't do the whole social media game.  But gotta love this story about it.  A Bail Bonds Fugitive Recovery Company posts a wanted poster of a black male who is wanted for drug charges and skips bond.  Okay the bounty hunter (probably watching too much Dog The Bounty Hunter) bangs on the door of an address in Phoenix, Arizona that was supposed to be where the fugitive was hiding out.  The tip came into the bail bonds company through its advertisement on its Facebook Page.  Now, the only problem is the address the bounty hunter and his 10 person posse went to......was the Chief of Police of Phoenix's Police Dept.!!!  And to boot he is white.  Comes outside his house after the bounty hunter bangs on the door, etc.  They all wind up going to jail plus the bounty hunter is a felon as well.  I wish there was a video of that one.  Got to love it, call up the bond company and give them the chief of police home address. 

[JakekeKe9]

What a nice story that is, it shows us how the social networks might ''betray'' you.

[DianaForsyth]

  ha-ha , I know also so many stories on facebook or instagram when someone takes selfie with cash or guns and comment like -Today, lucky day, local bank has cash drop out. And police comments after some hours -Thank you for making our job easier. People are funny! Someone has profile with interesting stuff  and has 100 subs, other one put photos of daily meals what bikini Calvin Klein she wears and has 3 millions subs, this world works not right.