QUOTE(zekrahminator @ techPowerUp)In a search for information relating to the murder case of Ryan Milner, Canadian authorities posted a clip of surveillance footage from the nightclub he was murdered just outside of onto YouTube. After over 34,000 views of the clip, police used the comments posted in response to the clip to help track down George Gallow for questioning. George Gallow then confessed to the murder. This is the first time that police have used YouTube as a tool for criminal investigation.
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So YouTube isn't just a bunch of random videos with abunch of random people doing random things anymore.

The power of the internet.. I remember reading an article of how the police managed to track down a murderer through the use of Google some time ago.

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"Rules do not bend for you. You bend for the rules."

Cool.

But on another note... Some police peoples are very stupid. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b1cyNigny8

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