article_snippet: Dyfed Powys Police will not tolerate discrimination of any kind and the public need to realise that if offensive comments are made on social media, Dyfed Powys Police are not above the law and we will investigate the matter as we would any other.'
article_snippet: The Swansea University student is suspected of posting:
article_snippet: Dyfed Powys Police will not tolerate discrimination of any kind and the public need to realise that if offensive comments are made on social media, Dyfed Powys Police are not above the law and we will investigate the matter as we would any other.'
article_snippet: Trolls who post racist, homophobic and threatening abuse have been dealt with extremely harshly in other high profile cases.
article_snippet: Police forces are keen to show that comments made online are as damaging as those made to someone’s face in the street.
article_snippet: Last year a Twitter troll was jailed for 18 weeks for bombarding a Labour MP with abusive messages after a Labour MP supported a successful campaign to put Jane Austen on the £10 note.
article_snippet: ‘menacing' posts threatening to rape Stella Creasy, MP for Walthamstow, and branded a Labour MP a 'witch'.
article_snippet: Last month Twitter’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.