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They Look at the Accident and Film It, but They Don't Rush to Help! Can Such Behavior Be Punished?

Summary by jauns.lv
Photo and video materials spread like wildfire on the Internet. Including from the sites of tragic events, such as accidents. People are often outraged and ask: why are they filming but not rushing to help?
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Photo and video materials spread like wildfire on the Internet. Including from the sites of tragic events, such as accidents. People are often outraged and ask: why are they filming but not rushing to help?

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jauns.lv broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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