He's a star on the field and on social media. But Steelers wideout Antonio Brown is receiving some criticism for one of his latest videos posted on his Instagram page. In the video posted Sunday, Brown is riding in a car with NBA star Jimmy Butler. In the back, there appear to be two children who do not appear to be wearing seat belts or in car seats. One of the kids is seen standing up in the moving car during the video. The clip spawned backlash on Brown's Instagram page where several people commented:"Put your children in the proper... seats! It blows my mind that you continuously show yourself riding around," one of Brown's followers wrote. "I'm a fan but why is it the adults have seat belts on and the kids aren't in seat belts or boosters?" another follower wrote. "Put that kid in a seatbelt goofs," one follower wrote"I sure hope that child in the back seat is secure," another follower wrote. "The babies are not wearing seat belts!?!?!" wrote one follower. "Guys in this position should be setting examples. Then again we all should. Seat belts save lives!" another follower wrote. Pittsburgh's Action 온라인 바카라 게임 4 reached out to Brown's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, who did not respond to multiple requests for comment. Steelers communications director Burt Lauten referred all comment on the matter to Brown. Brown did not respond to multiple requests for comment. Pennsylvania law requires all children under two years of age to be in a rear facing car seat while in a vehicle. The ages of the children in Brown's video are not known. The non profit, "PA Techs," which is dedicated to car seat safety, partners with the Pittsburgh Police Department and Allegheny County District Attorney's office for outreach programs. PA Techs (Team Educators for CHild Safety) co-founder, Rick Lippert, watched Brown's video Monday night. 바카라 게임 웹사이트�What are some of your thoughts whenever you see a situation like that?바카라 게임 웹사이트� asked reporter Beau Berman. 바카라 게임 웹사이트�I think it바카라 게임 웹사이트�s important anytime the vehicle is going to be moving that everybody바카라 게임 웹사이트�s restrained in that vehicle. Things can happen in a split second," said Lippert. Lippert has worked with the non-profit for 12 years and helps to arrange regular car seat checks for parents. The non-profit is a group of public safety, medical and education professionals and child safety advocates certified as child passenger safety technicians. "It's important because it keeps kids safe in cars. It protects their head, their neck and their back. Kids under the age should be in a rear-facing car seat, from four to eight should be in an approved booster seat, and any occupant under the age of 18 should be in a seat belt position," said Lippert.