New Twitter abuse laws not necessary, say police

New laws to help police deal with cases of abuse on social website Twitter are not needed, senior officers have said. Recent examples have included offensive tweets aimed at Olympic diver Tom Daley and Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba.
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New Twitter abuse laws not necessary, say police