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 JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - South African police are on the hunt for "PigSpotter", a Twitter user who posts the locations of speed traps and roadblocks on Johannesburg's streets, local media said on Thursday. 
 
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 "Pigs (a slang term for police) trapping in the bushes on Bowling Avenue, just before 12th," read one post on Thursday. "There's a permanent pork rash stuck on Coleraine towards Rivonia trapping criminals freeflowing downhill," said another. 
 
 Thousands of similarly cheeky messages have appeared on the micro-blogging site Twitter since June, drawing 7,500 followers. 
 
 Police aren't amused. 
 
 "He is not just insulting the metro police. He is insulting all officers in uniform. These are people who have got families, and he is using that vulgar language," police spokesman Wayne Minaar told The Star newspaper. 
 
 Police are mulling charges of defamation and defeating the ends of justice, arguing that revealing the location of roadblocks could help criminals on the run evade arrest, he said. 
 
 PigSpotter has refused to reveal his identity. He told The Star that as a goodwill gesture he would stop pointing out roadblocks, but would keep helping speeders.
– Police in South Africa are searching for the person behind the user name PigSpotter, a Twitter feed that alerts drivers to speed traps and roadblocks on the streets of Johannesburg. PigSpotter, who has attracted nearly 14,000 followers since June, tweets frequent warnings using terms such as "pigs" and "pork rash" to describe the police. "He is not just insulting the metro police. He is insulting all officers in uniform. These are people who have got families, and he is using that vulgar language," says a police spokesperson. Police are looking to charge PigSpotter with "defamation and defeating the ends of justice" reports AFP. Read the full article via Yahoo. For all things Twitter, click here.