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"Detectives spend hours, day and night, monitoring the Facebook pages and Twitter accounts of..."
"Detectives spend hours, day and night, monitoring the Facebook pages and Twitter accounts of teenagers in the program, known as the Juvenile Robbery Intervention Program, or J-RIP, and of their criminal associates. To do so, detectives create a dummy Facebook page — perhaps employing a fake profile of an attractive teenage girl — and send out "friend requests" as bait to get beyond the social network's privacy settings."
- For Troubled Teenagers in New York City, a New Tack - Forced Outreach - NYTimes.com
- For Troubled Teenagers in New York City, a New Tack - Forced Outreach - NYTimes.com
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