Taking videos of road accidents 'a crime against taste and decency', says AA

The Automobile Association’s Director of Consumer Affairs, Conor Faughnan says that “rubber necking” and the taking photographs and videos at the scene of accidents are becoming a major problem.

Taking videos of road accidents 'a crime against taste and decency', says AA

The Automobile Association’s Director of Consumer Affairs, Conor Faughnan says that “rubber necking” and the taking photographs and videos at the scene of accidents are becoming a major problem.

He was responding after footage of a fatal collision on the M50 in Dublin yesterday surfaced on social media, and Gardaí are now appealing to the public not to share these images.

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