A man was pulled over on a US highway for taking photos on his phone. Now he faces vehicular homicide charges from a 2022 wreck


McDaniel, 57, of Jefferson was pulled over Monday after authorities say he took a photo of a car accident while driving by in a tractor-trailer truck on Ga. 365 at Level Grove Road. — Image by Freepik

Word to the wise: If you see a car wreck on the side of the road, don’t take a photo with your cellphone while driving by – especially if you have an outstanding warrant for vehicular homicide.

Robby Douglas McDaniel, 57, of Jefferson was pulled over Monday after authorities say he took a photo of a car accident while driving by in a tractor-trailer truck on Ga. 365 at Level Grove Road.

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