During this time, rarely met a bank robber claimed responsibility for the action. But, since the presence of social networking sites like Facebook, there are robbers who actually write the status and claimed to have carried out that act, as is done by a man from Oregon.While police were chasing him, it appears the man on Facebook. Men who use the name 'Where's Waldo Bandit' appears on a page up. Thus was launched FoxNews, Friday (24/09/2010).
"I am now a bank robber. I am doing this to pay for medical expenses," wrote the robber suspected in the wall of a brother.
Because of his message, many people who are now joined dragged bank robbery in Oregon it. The FBI is now calling for robber surrenders.
Sites that stood since 2004 had indeed been much help the police in uncovering cases of crime. Some time ago, police had shot dead a Philippine-led group of drug dealers, also known as the head gangster, Ivan Padilla. Police found 23-year-old criminals after track Twitter account and Facebook groups are disturbing the community.