Out of respect for victim and their families.

OffensiveCommentor

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SyeedAli

He posted a screenshot of his battery as a victim.

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TheWorldIsATollFreeToilet

lol

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HughGWrection

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lungbudda

Ou that's... that's awful...

8 years ago |

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MrDaniel0

Beautiful

8 years ago |

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HeyOP

1) He's not wrong, but then on the other hand documenting events also matters. Maybe post them under a "graphic" heading after

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HeyOP

2) all victims' families can be contacted and informed. You know, like the news generally does.

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Pineapple2g

"Hello this is Fox news 8, we're live... M'am, your son John is dead... now back to you for the weather Tom"

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NipplesTheEnchiIada

The news doesn't inform families, the police and morgues do.

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AwesomeName

That's what he said: the news media generally waits with identifying victims publicly until the police had a chance to contact the family.

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HeyOP

No, the news does the waiting until they're informed.

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Shepsus

Or not post them and hand the footage over to the authorities handling the investigation.

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HeyOP

And that aids in documenting the events how, exactly?

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jab30

Gives them time to notify family, which is more important than your curiosity to know names and faces.

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HeyOP

1) Unless bodies/people wind up missing, it's not going to aid notification efforts, and I don't want to know names and faces.

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