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The joyriders risking innocent lives for social media clout: Calls for action as 10 teens and two policemen die in two tragedies driven by quest for likes

Filming themselves hurtling down roads at terrifying speeds - these are the reckless drivers putting innocent lives at risk for likes on social media.

Published Aug 24, 2026 · 5:45 AMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online4 reads
The joyriders risking innocent lives for social media clout: Calls for action as 10 teens and two policemen die in two tragedies driven by quest for likes
Filming themselves hurtling down roads at terrifying speeds - these are the reckless drivers putting innocent lives at risk for likes on social media.
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