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Honestly, I don't know what the right answer is, but I think it may be somewhere in the middle. Twitter(and other social media platforms) and the police need to bang their heads together to come up with a solution.

No they shouldn't, not in an ideal world!

I was referring to your stats that recorded 'cyber crime' is reducing. If you want more criminal charges you need more police resources, I would imagine?

I would imagine that would change if they had to act on every tweet that resulted in a criminal act.

I don't see why you and I should have to pay for it, especially since Twitter is valued at over £10b. If pubs have to pay for bouncers because they have anti social problems, then I don't see why Facebook/Twitter shouldn't have similar responsibilities. Just a thought really.

If the police are expected to deal with this sort of stuff then Twitter should pay for the extra resources required by the the police forces.