New dash cam video released shows a Tulsa police officer texting while driving seconds before getting in a wreck. The other driver was at fault after police say the driver crossed the median. It's something we're all taught not to do -- texting while driving -- a danger on the roads no matter who's behind the wheel. In this case, a Tulsa police officer was caught on camera texting while driving seconds before the other vehicle crashes into him, his airbag deploying in his face. Police say an officer was driving southbound on Riverside when a northbound Jeep Grand Cherokee crossed the center median and hit him on the driver's side of the vehicle.👮🏻‍♂️

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Members of a first aid team and a photographer take cover during an anti-government protest in Santiago, Chile. REUTERS/Henry Romero

A Utah man was arrested after he allegedly killed his mother and livestreamed several incriminating segments on Facebook. Jeffrey Langford, 24, was taken into custody after investigators determined he gave them conflicting statements about the death of his mother, 45-year-old Graciela Holker, at a home in North Salt Lake on Saturday. Police were responding to a report that a woman had killed herself, but were also told Langford posted a live video to Facebook showing the woman seemingly deceased as he said aloud that he wasn't going to jail, the Deseret News reported. 👮🏻‍♂️

A horse from Chalk Hill Ranch being administered a saline breathing treatment at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds during an evacuation from the Kincade fire in Santa Rosa, California. REUTERS/Kate Munsch

People throw stones during a confrontation between supporters and detractors of Bolivia's President Evo Morales in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino

Catalan pro-independence demonstrator runs away from riot police during a protest against police action, in Barcelona, Spain. REUTERS/Albert Gea

A riot police officer fires a tear gas canister toward anti-government demonstrators during a protest in Hong Kong's tourism district of Tsim Sha Tsui. REUTERS/Ammar Awad

The boys, ages 9 and 11, ran upstairs in their Grosse Pointe home after seeing the blaze, WDIV reported, citing officials. They became trapped and were later found incapacitated, according to the station. A neighbor told Detroit’s Fox 2 that the boys had a late start to school. They called their mother, who had briefly left the home to run errands before taking them to school, the station said. When she returned, the house was on fire. The boys’ mother and neighbors were unable to get into the house to rescue the youngsters. Gary Niehaus, superintendent of Grosse Pointe Public Schools, told NBC News that school officials had sent out tips to parents on how to talk to children about the death of a classmate. 😢