The recent death of an 11-year-old girl prompted one deputy to post an emotional plea to the public to understand the chaos they may cause by posting crash photos.
— A deputy in Colorado is urging people to slow down and stop to think before posting pictures of crashes on social media. The recent death of 11-year-old Anna Backner in Parachute prompted Garfield County Deputy James Miller to post an emotional plea to the public to understand the chaos they may cause by posting crash photos.
“This is not how we want families to learn of this tragedy,” Miller stated. “On a phone is such a cold and horrible way to find out.”Colorado Girl Killed In School Bus Accident Identified As Anna Backner “I am not going to speculate on why people do this, but I want to address the damage you are causing and probably do not realize you are causing,” Miller stated.
“This puts countless more lives in danger because when you are in that state you should not be operating a motor vehicle,” he warned.
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