Local experts warn of uncensored social media content of recent tragedies Boston 25 News [Video]

BOSTON — After several terrifying incidents across the country beginning this year, local experts are warning you and your children of uncensored, graphic content on your phones.

14 people were killed on Bourbon Street in New Orleans New Year’s morning after a terrorist attack.

That same day, a cyber truck exploded in front of the Trump Tower in Las Vegas, killing the driver and injuring many nearby.

At home in Massachusetts, a woman was violently thrown to the ground in Attleboro Friday after a road rage incident.

David Richard, CEO of Big Fish PR and professor at Emerson College, is an expert in the social media field.

“It’s impossible for any group of humans to monitor this,” he told Boston 25 Saturday. “They’re looking to get the most trending viewing video out there to as many eyeballs as possible… This content slips through the cracks and kids do get exposed …