Police use ‘Dolly Parton Challenge’ in hunt for suspects
Two UK police forces are trying to find suspects using the Dolly Parton Challenge.
The craze – started by the legendary country music star – involves posting photographs suitable for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Tinder.
In Dolly’s case, she was seen in a jacket for the LinkedIn pic, and as a bunny girl for Tinder.
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The idea has gone viral with celebrities including Miley Cyrus, Oprah Winfrey and Celine Dion taking part.
Durham Constabulary tweeted four pictures of a man called Paul Bishop, saying they would like to speak to him “in connection with a suspected burglary” in December.
His image has been placed on a variety of backgrounds, including a park and a nightclub.
Cleveland Police followed suit, asking if anyone knew the whereabouts of “wanted man Scott Mizsei”, adding that he was sought “in connection with a number of offences including aggravated burglary”.
He is wearing a smart shirt in his LinkedIn shot, and is topless for Tinder.
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Twitter users seemed impressed with Durham Constabulary’s work, tweeting that it was “superb police work” and “you win the internet today”.
Both posts attracted hundreds of responses on Facebook.
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