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Posted by: kwflatbed

Younger Generation Eyed In Helping Catch Criminals

BOSTON -- The Haverhill Police Department hopes to enlist the younger generation to help catch criminals by posting the department's Web site on the popular MySpace.

The site is one of the most popular networking Web sites among teens.

The Haverhill Police Department site allows visitors to call in anonymous tips about crimes.

Police Chief Al DeNaro said that he hopes the Internet connection will encourage ongoing communication about what's going on in schools, on the streets and at home.

Earlier this year, Haverhill police were able to track down a gang of teens who were defacing property when the group posted pictures of the damage on MySpace.

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Posted by: djgj200

I saw it coming, I figured one of these days some dept would make a myspace because of its popularity.

Posted by: kwflatbed

Did Daddy tell you that ???

Posted by: csauce777

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Originally Posted by kwflatbed

Did Daddy tell you that ???

lol...you guys are brutal to this kid...

Posted by: SinePari

Finally something constructive on that evil website.

Posted by: Gil

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Originally Posted by csauce777

lol...you guys are brutal to this kid...

Just toughening him up for the streets that's all

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