Is my friend wasting her time with police?

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To cut a long story short, my friend plays a sport and there is a photo of her playing the sport online. Someone took the photo and photoshopped it to make her fat.

They then posted it on twitter under an anonymous name and account. The person tweeted it to the sports governing body and they retweeted it! Apparently the person that did this is in bother.

They also photoshopped another girl by placing an adult toy in her hand and on another photo replaced her face with jimmy saviles.

There was never any threats or violence towards the girls, just mockery.

She's phoned the police and I think she's wasting her time. The twitter in question has now been deleted.

What can she or the police do? Personally I think she's over reacting but that's woman for you.
 
Don't think they could do anything, Graham Taylor had turnip on his head on the front page of The Sun when he was England manager.
 
post a pic of her up in GD and show her the results,

she'll soon realize how trivial this twitter pic is


what sport btw?
 
Contact the Police Complaints Commission and say she's being treated unfairly just because she isn't famous. She made need to be interviewed and a statement taken but it should get things moving.
 
It'll get thrown out. An absolute waste of police time.

A friend has had to fight to get an internet case looked at by the London met - but in her case, someone (on twitter) wrote the most violent, vile things you could think of. Dozens and dozens of messages, threatening to kill and rape her - and gave her location in one. That, on the other hand, I think is a valid reason to look into it.
 
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