as declared in CLOSE Skip in Skip x Embed x Share Given recent live streamed murders and suicides, Facebook plans to hire another 3,000 people to review live videos. Buzz60Breaking news from The Commercial AppealMemphis police said a man died Saturday after he set himself on fire while streaming live on Facebook. Police did not say if the second person burned was a man or woman. The second person tried to kick away a lighter from the man who set himself on fire, police said. Officers reported finding the man with severe burns to his body, along with another person who was also burned, but not critically.
as informed in
They asserted that a man set himself on fire in an attempt to kill himself while filming the whole thing on Facebook Live. Memphis Police Department told FOX13 they responded to an incident relating to Facebook Live in the 1500 block of Madison early Saturday morning. Updated: May 13, 2017 - 1:18 PMMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Live video on social media appears to be here to stay. From January's kidnapping and torture on Facebook Live in Chicago to Cleveland's deadly shooting on Easter Sunday, dangerous acts appear to be trending on social media, even here in the Mid-South. FOX13's Tony Atkins spoke with an expert last month on why these dangerous acts on social media are becoming more and more common.
A video of a man setting himself on fire on Facebook Live quickly made its rounds on social media. Police said the man was taken to Regional Medical Center in critical condition. That person was taken to Regional Medical Center in non-critical condition. Copyright 2017 WMC Action News 5. WMC Action News 5's Jerry Askin is working to learn what led up to this incident.
to read more visit us Facebook
collected by :Andro Alex
as informed in
Man dies after setting himself on fire while on Facebook Live, MPD says
They asserted that a man set himself on fire in an attempt to kill himself while filming the whole thing on Facebook Live. Memphis Police Department told FOX13 they responded to an incident relating to Facebook Live in the 1500 block of Madison early Saturday morning. Updated: May 13, 2017 - 1:18 PMMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Live video on social media appears to be here to stay. From January's kidnapping and torture on Facebook Live in Chicago to Cleveland's deadly shooting on Easter Sunday, dangerous acts appear to be trending on social media, even here in the Mid-South. FOX13's Tony Atkins spoke with an expert last month on why these dangerous acts on social media are becoming more and more common.
MPD: Man dies after setting himself on fire on Facebook live
A video of a man setting himself on fire on Facebook Live quickly made its rounds on social media. Police said the man was taken to Regional Medical Center in critical condition. That person was taken to Regional Medical Center in non-critical condition. Copyright 2017 WMC Action News 5. WMC Action News 5's Jerry Askin is working to learn what led up to this incident.
to read more visit us Facebook
collected by :Andro Alex
Comments
Post a Comment