A couple in California allegedly took their online ambitions to a reckless extreme, reportedly causing car crashes on purpose and posting the dashcam footage to YouTube. Authorities describe a scheme in which deliberately staged collisions were turned into content for an audience.
The case highlights the troubling lengths some will go to in pursuit of clicks and attention. Beyond the legal jeopardy involved, intentionally creating crashes endangers everyone on the road, a danger that no amount of online engagement could ever justify.
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