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Police to tweet the public

Sunday, 29 May 2011 04:10

Police in the Isle of Man have joined the social media revolution in a bid to improve communication with the public.

People can now sign up for Isle of Man Constabulary feeds on Facebook and Twitter, to receive the latest information from the force.

Inspector Derek Flint says officers will be tweeting short messages which they need to get out to the public quickly (listen to audio file below):

You can find the links on Twitter at @iompolice and on Facebook at 'Isle of Man Constabulary Media Page'.

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