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My thoughts entirely. It is extremely sad news and let us only hope lessons can be learned.
Lessons needs to be applied, true, but not at this very moment. Why don't you just let these people grieve for a minute or two?
Anne MacKenzie Fan posted:
Charlie Wells posted:
As mentioned previously I think it would be far safer if the news networks obtained a feed from a central source. In theory it could be done via be a secondary (police) helicopter which is up there to provide all the TV networks with coverage.
Unfortunately with multiple helicopters providing to many networks I imagine it creates quite a bit of congestion and it was only really a matter of time before something like this happened.
I don't think it's fair though that the man could be charged with the death of those four people. As unless he fired a gun at the helicopters and shot them down it was the responsibility of the pilot(s). May a chance of someone to review how TV networks cover car chases.
Unfortunately with multiple helicopters providing to many networks I imagine it creates quite a bit of congestion and it was only really a matter of time before something like this happened.
I don't think it's fair though that the man could be charged with the death of those four people. As unless he fired a gun at the helicopters and shot them down it was the responsibility of the pilot(s). May a chance of someone to review how TV networks cover car chases.
My thoughts entirely. It is extremely sad news and let us only hope lessons can be learned.
Lessons needs to be applied, true, but not at this very moment. Why don't you just let these people grieve for a minute or two?