Cumbria Police are advising people to think before they post to social media, as part of a week-long cybercrime campaign.
There have been 152 reported crimes relating to Twitter and Facebook since 2011.
Cumbria Police are running a week long campaign to keep people safe online.
Our presenter Pam Royle spoke to Detective Sergeant Andy Slattery to find out what they're doing to help people who use the internet.
Peter Morrison had been sending text messages and driving at excessive speeds in rain and wind before the crash near Tebay in February 2016.
Richard Wales tried to sell a tiger's head, tiger claws and a leopard claw with adverts on Gumtree and eBay.
Young's Seafood itself is now on the market. The potential sale is understood not to have an affect on the possible closure of Pinneys.