Chief James Batelli of New Jersey urged parents to hack into their children's Facebook profiles. He suggested using keylogging software, which he said could be purchased for as little as $80, to capture their passwords, then access their accounts to monitor it for talk of drug use, alcohol consumption, and other normal, healthy, and American pursuits.
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