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Police use twitter to increase communication

Updated: February 4, 2013
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CHAMPAIGN -- Police turn to twitter to keep you informed. Friday was their first ever tweet-a-long.

Lieutenant Clark spent the night riding along with officers and updating his twitter account. He would tweet about different calls. They were sent out throughout the night.

It's a part of the department's goal to increase communication with the community. One of the ways they are trying to do that is with social media.

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