
by Associated Press
Published: Fri, May 15, 2009 - 10:24 am CST
Last Updated: Fri, May 15, 2009 - 11:43 am CST
(AP) Police in northern New Jersey infiltrated Facebook to learn that students were planning to bring alcohol and drugs to an after-prom party. Police created fake identities to enter the social networking site and found what Fair Lawn High School students were going.
Officers stopped the caravan a few miles from the high school and arrested four 17-year-old boys who officers say were carrying marijuana, scales and baggies commonly used to package the drug.
School Superintendent Bruce Watson says the district doesn't check Facebook on a regular basis unless there's a reason. Watson says the district generally leaves Internet patrolling to police.
Police Sgt. Derek Bastinck says teenagers are cavalier about accepting people into their network of friends.
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