Peter Fahy, Chief of Police in Manchester want to see let public and politicians, which have his police officers to do it every day. ''We policemen are often quite simple pictures taken in conjunction with: the robbers Cops hunt and imprison for example, "he told the Telegraph. "But of course, only a small part of our work."

Often, he and his colleagues to do with social problems, a missing child, for example, or with people who have mental or health problems. Or with domestic violence, Fahy continued. Often, these cases would take considerable time and resources to complete. "I'm not saying that we should not deal with these cases, on the contrary. But I think that this work in tables and figures can not be measured. And it just makes up a large part of our everyday business."

Drunken woman asked police to call them back, "a Tweed, or is, for example." Two missing children - both 16 back home. "Fahy wants to focus more attention on how public sector as a whole works of, to address social problems. Therefore, he has 24 hours of his work and his colleagues recorded via Twitter.