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Significant new details have emerged regarding the fatal M9 crash, with the family of a deceased teenager claiming An Garda Síochána had prior knowledge of their stolen car being used in TikTok posts. Reports indicate the teenagers involved were among the country's most dangerous joyriders, and Tusla confirmed contact with three of the boys. The wider issue of car theft gangs and TikTok accounts promoting joyriding for 'fame' is also under national review, with a vigil held for the injured…
TheJournal.ie:
Family says gardaí knew their stolen car was used in TikTok posts by teen who…
The family of a teenager who died in a fatal M9 crash claims gardaí were aware that their stolen car was featured in TikTok videos, but were told such evidence was unlikely to lead to convictions.
The Irish Times:
Teenagers Killed on M9 Regarded as Among Most Prolific and Dangerous Joyriders…
A report details how teenagers involved in a fatal M9 crash were among the country's most prolific and dangerous joyriders, with a follow-up article exploring their identities and a vigil held in solidarity for the victims.
TheJournal.ie:
Car theft gangs: National review under way as Tusla reveals contact with three…
A national review is underway regarding car theft gangs, with Tusla confirming contact with three boys involved in the M9 crash.
TheJournal.ie:
'Get me famous’: TikTok accounts rack up thousands of views with stolen cars…
TikTok accounts are gaining significant views by showcasing stolen cars and evading gardaí, with one individual stating their goal was to 'get me famous'.
BreakingNews.ie:
Vigil Held for Family Injured in M9 Crash
Hundreds of people gathered for a vigil to support a family who were seriously injured in a motorway crash on the M9.
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