Rhode Island State Police said they have terminated two troopers for violating rules, regulation and policies after they shared a video of a death on Snapchat.

In Rhode Island, the family of a victim of a deadly pedestrian crash is seeking justice after police released a video on social media.

Two rookie Rhode Island State Troopers have been axed after posting a shocking Snapchat video of a pedestrian’s tragic death on I-95

Rhode Island State Police say they are considering disciplinary measures after troopers allegedly shared a disturbing video of a deadly pedestrian crash on social media. Video obtained by WJAR showed a traffic camera recording of 21-year-old Alex Montesino being struck and killed by a car while crossing Interstate 95 in Providence last October.

Rhode Island State Police are determining how to discipline several troopers involved in a disturbing video that was shared on social media.

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Rhode Island State Police is mulling how to discipline the troopers who shared disturbing footage of a deadly pedestrian crash on social media. The footage, obtained by NewsNation affiliate WPRI, shows the moment 21-year-old Alex Montesino was hit and killed by a car while crossing I-95 back in October.