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Young woman spearheads campaign to stop people filming at the scene of incidents
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A young woman is part of a campaign to stop people using their mobile phones to film at the scene of an incident after her father fought for his life after being hit by a car. Eve Thomas from Hirwaun, who was 17 at the time, talks about how devastating it is to know that people have uploaded pictures of the accident to social media. Hundreds of people speculated about her father, Nigel Thomas, and his condition online. The campaign, It's not you…
Young woman spearheads campaign to stop people filming at the scene of incidents
Eve Thomas from Hirwaun, who was 17 at the time, is speaking out about how devastating it is to know people had uploaded footage of the crash to social media. Hundreds of people speculated online about her dad, Nigel Thomas, and his condition. The campaign, It’s not your story to tell, is being spearheaded by the South Wales Trauma Network and has the support of many agencies including Welsh police forces and other blue light services. “I was on…
A young woman from the Valleys is part of a campaign to stop people using their mobile phones to film after accidents. Pictures of Eve Thomas' father, Nigel Thomas, were put online after he was knocked off his bike and suffered serious injuries.
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