DYFED-POWYS POLICE have warned online trolls that they may take action against malicious comments relating to Kiara Moore, the 2-year-old child who sadly died in the River Teifi on Monday (Mar 19).
Her mother, Kim Rowlands, and father, Jet Moore, both posted on social media site Facebook following their daughter’s death.
Jet, responding to questions about the incident, said that it was a tragic accident.
He posted: “Just to let every one who keeps asking how know, it was the lemons stacked up too far!
“They got in the car to go home. Sat on bank card which snapped and needed money to get home etc.
“Went back to the office to get money from the desk and came back to no car. Looked in the river, no signs. So we thought she and the car had been taken.
“The police found the car a while later and went way beyond the call of duty jumping in and pulling her out.
“They tried to revive her for hours but unfortunately could not.
“Everyone had done their best.
“Thank you all so much for the support it means the world!”
His partner, Kim, added in a separate post: “Sadly yesterday my beautiful baby girl passed away!
“Due to my own stupidity, I will have to live with the guilt for the rest of my life!
“Mummy loves you baby girl and I’m so sorry.”
Many users of the social network commented on the posts which caused offence to many readers.
Now Dyfed-Powys Police has warned people to ‘think very carefully’ before commenting, and not to speculate about the events of Monday afternoon.
A spokesperson said: “Enquiries are continuing to fully understand the circumstances surrounding this tragic incident.
“Examination of the vehicle will form part of these enquiries.
“We can also confirm that the vehicle had not been stolen.
“We are aware of potentially malicious comments relating to the incident on social media. These are being reviewed and action may be taken where appropriate.”
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