http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/aug/15/essex-water-fight-blackberry-messenger?INTCMP=SRCH

A 20-year-old man from Colchester was arrested on Friday after Essex police discovered his plans to have a water gun battle circulating on the BlackBerry Messenger service and Facebook. He has been charged under the Serious Crimes Act.

An anonymous police spokesman declined to disclose whether Essex police had been monitoring the service since the riots. "Essex police use appropriate measures for whatever the crime and wherever our investigations lead us." Prime Minister David Cameron had said the government is determining if social-networking sites should be shut down because they help to plot crime.

Poor timing.

"This month a water fight attended by thousands of young Iranians attracted the attention of Tehran's morality police and led to a series of arrests.

Morality police. Wish I can apply for the job...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/aug/15/mi5-social-messaging-riot-organisers-police

"The security service MI5 and the electronic interception centre GCHQ have been asked by the government to join the hunt for people who organised last week's riots"

Those gardens, built with taxpayer funds, were for the wealthy to gaze upon, not for the peasants to frolic upon.

> not for the peasants to frolic upon.

Nothing but a good bonfire to frolic.