Mother is scared of selfie smiling agents: sees car daughter in the prak

- A worried mother from the British Salisbury freaked out on Friday when she looked better at a selfie of two laughing agents. After all, on the seemingly innocent picture, the car of her daughter was on her head and in the roadside. 'That way you really do not want to know something like that', says daughter Georgia Oak.

There has been a lot of snow in the United Kingdom for days, and that was no different in that picture. Behind the police car was a crashed car to see, with a real slip track.

With the photo, the police had issued a warning: 'Some photos do not need words. We want to warn you to drive safely around the road today. Fortunately, nobody was injured during this incident. '

But the mother of Georgia Oak, who had accidentally seen the picture on Twitter, was already panicking. She did not yet know that her daughter had an accident.

Georgia itself quickly announced that it was unharmed. 'But it is indeed my car on that selfie, yes. With this picture, my mom also found out that I had crashed. She was completely shocked. But I appreciate that the police helped and that they were so fast, 'she explains to The Mirror.

The police have apologized to Georgia. 'We are sorry that your mother had to know this way, but we have been very careful. We did not mention your name and made your license plate unrecognizable. Moreover, we made it clear that nobody was injured. Cars can be replaced, people can not. '

'Of course we took the picture only when the emergency situation was resolved. With this image we simply want to underline the danger on the road in these weather conditions. This should be a positive post to spread that message. If this preventively helps prevent accidents, then it was worth the selfie. '

Yet the post- and the answers to it- cause a shock of outrage. After all, many people wonder why a smiling selfie is part of prevention.