One person is currently in Police custody in relation to vulgar comments and obscene gestures made on TikTok.
Assistant Commissioner of Police Crime, Loraini Seru says they know the whereabouts of other individuals and are looking for them.
She says it's quite concerning and alarming for Police to see how toxic, to some extent, people can go to in having to abuse internet access and online as well.
ACP Seru says they are not taking this lightly.
ACP Seru says the person currently in custody was arrested in relation to vulgar language and obscene gestures that fall below acceptable community standards.
Meanwhile, Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu is questioning why people are engaging in such behaviour and what is encouraging them to do so.
Tudravu says Police are responsible for enforcing the law, but the wider community must also reflect on why such incidents are happening.
He adds that the media needs to raise the question with the public as to why these things are happening.