MySpace aids Georgia police in tracking down a fugitive who made the mistake of using a public computer.
diagnose patient's symptoms, and the United States government is using it to create a nuke program watch list. Now the police are using MySpace to track down fugitives, leaving some wondering what else authorities can accomplish using social networking sites and search engines. Darren Bates thought he was home free after he demonstrates just how easy it can be for authorities to locate and capture would-be assailants. Using a search engine chat room, investigators lure sexual predators and pedophiles into the open, using of course a legal aged decoy, and then arrest them. In the United Kingdom, police are even going so far as to Del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Furl Autmn Davis is a staff writer for murdok covering ebusiness and technology.Busted: Police Find Fugitive On MySpace
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