The Rhode Island corrections officer who pled guilty to “use of fraudulent information” after posing as his boss on Facebook won’t get additional jail time.
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Ohio’s Marion County Adult Probation Department has been able to track down almost half of all missing probationers thanks to a new community-driven Facebook initiative.
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If you’ve ever questioned the seriousness of Facebook relationship statuses, then this story will solidify the fact they aren’t to be taken lightly.
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The legal system down under takes Facebook very seriously. The first New Zealand Facebook arrest occurred yesterday when the Queenstown police posted images of a burglar on their Facebook Fan Page, according to The Register. The images were garnered from the security cameras at the Frankton Arms Tavern early yesterday morning.

When the thief broke into the tavern and attempted to crack open the safe, he not only failed to open it but he removed his mask as well. Then he ran, leaving an estimated $11,040 in the safe and a gleaming image of his mug for security cameras. The local police posted images of the burglar in newspapers and news websites, but it was the images posted on Facebook that ultimately led to the man’s arrest.
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