Post by Dominican_danny on Jun 18, 2008 23:08:48 GMT -5
He's combed through the remains of thousands of car accidents. He's seen scores of traffic fatalities.
Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Jorge Delahoz sometimes struggles to forget the carnage he sees on the state's highways. But when he heads for a scene he must always remember to bring his camera.
Delahoz sends dozens of accident photos to the media. He's providing not just information to reporters, he says. The pictures are not just for the newspapers.
"I want people to realize it can be anybody at any time," says Delahoz, a Miami native. "I want them to see the carnage. I don't want to gross them out, so I don't send the gory photos. I want people to see how a car can be destroyed." (JORGE DELAHOZ/FHP)
This photo was taken at the scene of a fatal crash in Lake County where a vehicle crashed into a house. (Florida Highway Patrol / June 12, 2008)
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Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Jorge Delahoz sometimes struggles to forget the carnage he sees on the state's highways. But when he heads for a scene he must always remember to bring his camera.
Delahoz sends dozens of accident photos to the media. He's providing not just information to reporters, he says. The pictures are not just for the newspapers.
"I want people to realize it can be anybody at any time," says Delahoz, a Miami native. "I want them to see the carnage. I don't want to gross them out, so I don't send the gory photos. I want people to see how a car can be destroyed." (JORGE DELAHOZ/FHP)
This photo was taken at the scene of a fatal crash in Lake County where a vehicle crashed into a house. (Florida Highway Patrol / June 12, 2008)
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