'This was bound to happen': Miley Cyrus in Twitter rant over paparazzi after photographer is killed while trying to take snaps of Justin Bieber's car

Miley Cyrus has unleashed an attack on a photographer who died after taking pictures of Justin Bieber's car.
The Can't Be Tamed singer lashed out at the paparazzo - who was struck by another vehicle in Los Angeles on Tuesday night as he was crossing a busy road after photographing the 18-year-old Canadian singer's $200,000 Ferrari - saying he should have known better.
The 20-year-old singer posted a string of messages on her Twitter site today, saying: 'Hope this paparazzi/JB accident brings on some changes in '13 Paparazzi are dangerous! Wasn't Princess Di enough of a wake up call?!

Speaking out: Miley Cyrus took to Twitter to weight in on tragic death of a photographer who was run over and killed on Tuesday night in Los Angeles while trying to take a picture of Justin Bieber's car

Fury: the singer and actress didn't hold back as she made her opinions clear

'It is unfair for anyone to put this on to Justin's conscious as well! This was bound to happen!
'Your mom teaches u when your a child not to play in the street! The chaos that comes with the paparazzi acting like fools makes it impossible for anyone to make safe choices. (sic)'

 

Earlier today Justin - who was not in the car at the time of the accident as he had lent the vehicle to two friends - offered his prayers to the late photographer and his family, named by TMZ as Chris Guerra.

Tragic: Freelance photographer Chris Guerra died after being knocked over in LA while tailing Justin Bieber

Horrific: The photographer was struck by another car as he was running back to his own vehicle after taking pictures of the star's car. This picture shows the man's hat and shoe lying in the road where he was hit

The pop superstar said: 'While I was not present nor directly involved with this tragic accident, my thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victim.
'Hopefully this tragedy will finally inspire meaningful legislation and whatever other necessary steps to protect the lives and safety of celebrities, police officers, innocent public bystanders and the photographers themselves.'
California Highway Patrol had stopped the sports car for a routine inspection when the photographer appeared. He had been told twice the situation was unsafe and to return to his car, according to CNN.

Tribute: Flowers were laid at the scene of the crash on Wednesday

A paparazzo was struck and killed after he got out of his car to shoot pictures of Justin Bieber's white Ferrari (file photo)