Exclusive video shows rescue in Sanibel
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2022
- Video shows a person being rescued from a home in Sanibel. 10 Tampa Bay has reached out to officials to learn more about the rescue.
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This is my sister, I am already in the chopper with my puppy. The coast Guard were wonderful, strong, kind, confident……so amazing. I am thankful to be alive. My one story home is gone….this is my neighbor….they saved our lives…..thank you Hahn Builders
Brenda Im so glad your OK I think its telling all you brave souls who toughed it out on Sanibel !
Why didn't you leave? Plain ignorant.
@@tylerdiedrich1947 Tyler, I wouldn't call them brave souls....but..... I'll leave it at that. Too many died, over a wrong decision to stay. It's very upsetting. It's so unnecessary.
That’s Tyler, he’s been saving a bunch of people you can see his go pro on his helmet
*Tyler is awesome!!*
Outrageous video footage! You are doing an amazing job! Thank you Coast Guard! So smart to post that HELP!
To all you people crying about Americans being rescued regardless of being warned to leave.. and saying it's a waste of tax dollars. Just be happy some of our tax dollars are being used on American soil!! Not being gave away to some other country that has no idea or the slightest care in the world of who you are! Act your age people!
Thank you for saying this, I also lost my husband to Alzheimer’s the same day Ian took my home. No one knows the heartache we all are going thru
@@brenodecap I'm sorry to hear the losses you've experienced! I'll definitely pray for you! 🙏
Frankly, there could be more handouts and even for rebuilding your homes !…..but they’ve over-spent on any and everything for un-Americans.
Forecasting of a wobbling hurracaine is so difficult. I'm sure they believed it was going to go way north of them because that is what they were being told. Couldn't pay me to live in a hurracaine area.
Great info. Personally i would only live in a hurricane area if i didn't have kids or pets. I would feel selfish otherwise.
These are the same experts that say Earth is toast in 10 years. (or whatever timeline) And they can NOT predict something as simple as a Hurricane.
@@brucewelty7684 : they predicted the hurricane but hurricanes wobble especially ones as enormous as Ian was. It is also because of Climate Change that hurricanes are becoming more powerful!
Ppl live in the middle of the state like Orlando were hit bad with rain flooding and needing rescues so it's not just directly on the coast lines.
Ever since the condo collapse, I’ve been saying Floridas going to sink/become the sea soon. I lived there for 7 years years ago…renting. What’s going on with hurricanes, I would never “buy” there.
Hopefully they took down the word help so other rescue people aren't confused and looking there again.
Or just ad "ED" to it.
Thank you for being understanding…for those of you that are being mean and questioning my choice to stay. I owe you no explanation but I will give it anyway. This was my home for 35 years I worked hard from 16 years old to buy my little one story slice of paradise. I lost my husband of 37 years to Alzheimer’s on Wednesday 28th and Ian took my home and all my life’s belongings. I have my puppy and my life. Please be kind to those of us that thought the weather media was the boy crying woof one more time. This is my 4th and last hurricane. It is hard to leave your home it’s even more difficult to not have one to go back too. Please try and find it in your heart to be kind.
Category 4 or 5 is to be taken seriously. It was MANDATORY evacuation......pets were welcomed at shelters and hotels. There were options.
@@bonnies4805 it was not mandatory for Sanibel 😢 once the winds were at 45 mph we could not get on bridge.
@@brenodecap I'm sorry, a cat. 4-5 hurricane , was heading to the coast, sanibel island was told to evacuate.
@@bonnies4805 yes we were told it was best to evacuate but again I’m gonna say to you….it was my home for 37 years and it was not mandatory and I had been thru 4 others. You know hind sight is 20-20 but don’t be so quick to say what I should have done….I know that now. Thank you for replying….I understand what you are saying. When I go on Sunday to my husbands funeral I will say a prayer for you.
@@bonnies4805 I fled for Irma. because they said Iona was mandatory evac. while driving to Georgia. the radio announced that people are not guaranteed to keep their job, if they do decide. it is no longer mandatory. but optional. 2 days after Ian. I had to report back to work.
A contrasting opinion. As someone who also stayed through the storm and a week after it ended without any assistance from anyone, I find it interesting that someone is taking photos of the "rescue" probably a day or two after the storm. As you can see, there is water in the yard but none on the road which is clear of water and debris. They could walk out and be picked up by police or any number of emergency vehicles that were constantly in all neighborhoods on a daily basis. At least three teams came by my house every day. Search and rescue teams visited every home within two or three days. So, was HELP on the windows for a photo op of a Coastal Guard chopper rescue? Is there a Go Fund Me, Tik Tok or social media promotion of this rescue? Just in case you don't know real estate prices on Sanibel, this is a multi-million dollar home that has no apparent damage. Choppers and Go Fund Me resources would be better spent elsewhere.
I think you are misunderstood Brian. Sanibel was wiped off from vehicle access after Hurricane Ian. The bridge & road that allowed us to get on&off the island was severely damaged. So yes the only choice to get on was by boat or flying, which boating can only take you so far in the beginning days after such a catastrophic hurricane
I know the person in the basket in that video
Maybe it is time for people to realize that some places should never be developed. Maybe Sanibel Island should be turned into a national park with no residential housing on the island!
Thanks for saying what I have been thinking watching the destruction there. All barrier islands were never meant to be built on ,it’s madness! Leave them for the wildlife and enjoy them from a boat. This is why the World is like this ,humans ! 😢
@@juliarisi8385 I agree with you. With the amount of devastation that currently exists this is a perfect time to utilize eminent domain to declare this property uninhabitable and turn it into a national park for everyone to enjoy. The insurance companies can pay for the property damage and the federal government can reimburse for the balance.
Have you ever been to sanibel
Or live in the area?
@@kaine3805 Yes!
@@Freespirit5371 Rick LOL I suggest you get to work boss and one day you to can buy a multi million dollar slice of paradise typical comment a national park LOL so people can enjoy for free... Keep dreaming
I can't understand why these people didn't EVACUATE???? It was a cat.4 close to cat.5 heading for the coast.....i can't comprehend why they stayed. I know it was hard pin pointing exactly where it would hit . But, all the more reason to LEAVE!!!!!!
I know….seems like such a no brainer. Forget the wobble, the thing was ginormous!!! (and you live ON an island!). I’m glad you’re ok, but I’m more glad youve chosen to never put yourself in another hurricane.
The entire coast was under threat....the hurricane was the size of the state....there was no pin pointing the exact hit.
Yes sure Coast Guard can rescue you but don’t forget to paid them 🤷♂️
The Coast Guard doesn't charge for rescues. It's part of their mission.
They are paying for it , through there federal taxes
These STUPID people who chose to "Ride it out" Should have to pay for their rescue. This is a total waste of first responders time. They had PLENTY of time to evacuate.
By the looks of the house, they can't afford it.😆
@BossLady Lee County issued evacuation orders on the 26th. Upgraded to mandatory evacuation on the 27th.
No one knew how bad it would be or the exact track of the hurricane. It wasn't supposed to hit Sanibel this badly. Stop being a jerk for no reason.
@@Sarah-lo9pd Yea, it's only the biggest and most powerful kind of storm on the planet. They should have been fine. And who are these people that didn't know it would be bad?😆
@@Sarah-lo9pd And yet, there was a mandatory evacuation order issued for Sanibel Island. People chose to violate it.
Ignorance is no excuse for needing rescue off of an island after being strongly advised to evacuate
@Ai Cr worth saving then
That road was to narrow for everyone to try doing that in time. They're also in tall mansions well suited whereas as shelters are gymnasiums.
Yeah well a 400 mile stretch of where the hurricane MAYBE will hit landfall is not an easy decision to make to evacuate when ALL hotels are booked in central FL or closed. Airports closed. NO GAS AT ANY STATION because Tampa Port was closed for a week prior. I’d rather be stuck in my house then in my car during 9-11 ft water surges. Until you have been in this exact scenario NO BODY CARES ABOUT YOUR OPINION! …. NEXT
I believe MANDATORY EVACUATION.....
@BossLady not true , no one was blind sided. A cat.4 or 5 was heading toward the ENTIRE coast. There was a MANDATORY EVACUATION!! The entire coast was a red zone, to evacuate.
Those poor rich people who didn’t leave despite being warned.
No one knew how bad it would be. Stop being a jerk for no reason.
Someone’s mad they can’t save money lol.
Also the storm was t predicted to hit there, the days leading up it was Tampa if you were paying attention. I mean, paying attention is free you should be able to afford that.
@@MicrowaveOvenmit wow look at this guy, you do realize 3 models had it going straight up Charlotte harbor back when it was just off the coast of Venezuela. maybe you should pay attention. ffs
@@TheBadgertwo Do you realize the logistical nightmare it would be if everyone in a different models path evacuated? The NHC had this thing coming right at us on Monday at 5pm, Tues at 5pm they shifted the track to Punta Gorda, Charlotte harbor etc, and Wednesday it hit.
"Why should we evacuate?" Two days later: HELP HELP HELP Boneheads.
Well doubt they'll make the same mistake twice
@@Tailionis I suspect that authorities will find quite a few who won't make ANY mistakes again.
Exactly. But it is Florida so...
Or they may not have the means to evacuate... don't see any locations around town giving gas and room vouchers.... think for a moment... just maybe.. 80% of Americans live pay check to pay check.. so leaving isn't an option most times.. easy to say for someone never in that situation
@@FullNelson007 They could do like Texas and bus them somewhere
If the dude has time to film than they are not at risk
So your saying solders that have go pros mounted to their helmets in firefights aren't at risk? During war which is hell on earth? You need to take a moment to reevaluate your self and the way you negatively think about things..
they wanted to stay leave them there.
Our Tax Dollars hard at work Helping People that had a weeks' NOTICE to leave ... Hopefully they get charged $$$ for this like my $650.00 ambulance one mile ride!!!
No, there was not a weeks notice. Also, the trajectory of the storm changed over night. You are completely wrong.
@@Sarah-lo9pd no, 3 models had it going straight up Charlotte Harbor all the way back when it was off the coast of Venezuela.
Plus landfall 3 hours early south from original spaghetti models
Probably ran out of Caviar and Dom out on the island, those poor poor multi-millionaires and their second mansions. The Horror!!!