- Police in Yorkshire will be sharing details of incidents they are called to today to help people understand the variety and number of call-outs they receive on 'Mad Friday'.
- The Friday before Christmas is traditionally one of the busiest days of the year for emergency services, with a spike in alcohol-related anti-social behaviour and violent crime.
- Chief Inspector Jaene Booth, of West Yorkshire Police, said: "Our hope is by getting an insight into the situations that other people get themselves in to, this will help others think about their own behaviour."
- To read the messages on Twitter, follow the hashtags #WYtweetmas and #NYtweetmas. We'll be compiling the locally-relevant ones here, and bringing in other news and reports of "Mad Friday", plus your comments on Twitter and other social networks, and via the comments section below.
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