Videos like these should be required viewing for every new teenager driver. They need to learn they're not invincible and their decisions behind the wheel can affect not only themselves but everyone else on the road.
@@Jeremy-dy5zv if it was the teenagers fault or not it would help to educate people showing they should be careful while driving I know after a few videos like this I’ll never speed again
@@alch3myau wow that's crazy I just watched it. I really hate to say it but I don't think the kids are the problem I think it's the parents. This generation of parents have become extremely ignorant and have the attitude that nothing can happen to their babies. They only teach their kids that it's everyone else's fault. They don't teach their kids to take responsibility for anything so the kids adopt that attitude. And when something bad happens to their kid it's to late. It's very sad.
I'm glad that they are actually showing the teen. Because this is what you show to your teenagers to make them realize how true reality can become when driving stupid.
Twenty years in nursing and I've "watched" a lot of people die and you never forget the way they breathe leading up to their final breath. I've always felt like they're long gone before that and you can literally see as the driver of the Camry is taking those last deep breaths in between long pauses, he's already "gone." It's very sad that someone lost their 17 year old child and it's unfortunate that the 21 year old female driving the Mazda ended up dying as well.
ALL emergency services, police, fire, emt's deserve the most respect that can possibly be offered by a society. They are ALWAYS there when things are at their worst. I can't even begin to imagine the strength of character it takes to endure this type of scene on a daily basis. God Bless them ALL!
I’m just a person who lives in the area, I pass by the memorial almost everyday. I don’t know anyone involved or their family but I have learned so much just from driving by in the last year. Please correct me if I’m wrong but I learned that George or “Jiggy” as he was called was a football player in his last year of HS, he was to graduate 2021 and in a way he did get his grad party at the memorial site. His birthday was celebrated and all the holidays. Sometimes I see friends/family sitting w/ their lawn chairs maybe for hours. This boy was so loved and I hope the family reads this because we all know Jiggy bc of you. Haley was so so beautiful, a gorgeous girl. I think Jiggy’s family is the one who continues to keep her memorial going (but I’m not sure) I’m so sorry for your loss Haley and Jiggy’s family and sad that I got to know them thru such tragedy. I’m sorry the city is planning to remove the memorials.
Same here my friends. I was "EXTREMELY" lucky at the age of 19 drag racing in the early morning hours. I was ahead when another car turned left in front of us and I collided with that car about 100 mph. The kid I was racing plowed into us at about the same speed. All 3 cars were demolished, but I thank the good Lord to this day 45 years later there were no serious injuries. I do not know how though. I did learn my lesson a hard and expensive way!!!
I just graduated nursing school and have seen that “look” of death the boy had many times. He was already dead while we watch him getting oxygen from the firefighter woman. The body hangs on longer than the psyche. God bless them, this could’ve been any of us.
You posted this kind, thoughtful remark one year ago.... I hope your nursing career has been a happy, successful first year for you.... Thank you for your service! ❤
Those of you saying you have never been in a vehicle accident are not thinking. You could be rear ended at high speed today and left with life altering injuries. It's not about just how safe you drive it's about those around you on the road you need to think about.
I have never been hit by anyone. I have wrecked a car in a snow storm, doing 30 mph. And hit a snow drift and it sent me sideways into a culvert and that was what stop my car from rolling into a corn field.
Agree . I was 7 months pregnant and I asked to get dropped home from having a headache, whilst on the way out to see family. Literally 20-30 minutes later the whole back of the car was caved in where I was sitting. It was another driver that caused the accident and luckily my family were ok and I wasn’t in the back seat!
Yes, agonal “breathing” is never good. It means that only the brain stem is alive and barely at that. It isn’t true breathing and not compatible with life.
@@pricklypear6384 He was still in the car, which was why they were bagging him. They may have started CPR in the ambulance. They couldn't have preformed that whilst he still in the car
I have watched these kind of videos for a while now, and this one just got the best of me. Seeing the young man dying, the close up of his face, it looked like a tear in his eye. The problem is he will never know the outcome of driving to fast. He won't learn his lesson. Prayers to all involved, God Bless the firefighters and police who have to deal with this way to often. Also, praying for the deceased and his family and friends.
Not sure who’s at fault for the speeding here but, I hope many who drive recklessly learn about the mistakes and realize that, they will most definitely kill themselves and innocent people...
The high def is crystal clear. This stunning footage really puts you at the scene and is a very sobering reminder of the end result of reckless driving. I'm so sorry for such a young life lost. Someone's bad decision cost the ultimate price. Many prayers to all the victims. I hope God comforts the family and brings solace during this impossible time.
He reminded me of my sons. That tear in his eye and lifeless body broke my heart. Kids making adult decisions and paying with their life. RIP young man, I pray for your family’s peace and heartache. I hope this teaches any teens that behave like immortals.
This broke my heart to watch. I yelled at my iPad “COME ON KID” as they worked on him. I lost my 18 year old brother in a single car accident almost 20 years ago. He swerved to avoid hitting someone who cut him off and hydroplaned into a power pole at 35mph. Not all fatalities happen at a high rate of speed. Please remember that every action you take on the road can affect yourself or someone else permanently. I don’t wish this pain on anyone.
This is why I become so aggravated at folks who cut other drivers off in traffic. Not only is it rude and obnoxious, but also very dangerous. The chances of that happening are greatest when a two-lane road narrows to a single lane. People trying to pass at the very last minute run out of space to do so safely. That's when some drivers get cut off. People also get cut off when they're trying to merge into traffic from an on-ramp. No excuse for that! Anyone paying attention surely can see the driver trying to merge. Speed up enough to get out of their way, or slow down enough to let them in ahead, whichever is safer. Or, if possible, move over into the next lane. To deliberately cut them off is just plain rude, and nearly always intentional. People who do that should get really expensive traffic tickets with major fines. Trouble is, there's rarely a state trooper or a police officer around when it happens. So, they get away with it.
This is just so heartbreaking, it shows how a split second decision can change so many lives. These types videos of videos need to be shown to anyone who is trying to get their license regardless of their age. There needs to be a camera crew following these first responders documenting all of this so hopefully, it can be used to save lives.
Exactly, it wasn't a mistake made by a split second. The 17 year old found out the hard way. Speeding takes a determination to gain speeds that fast. He was egotistical and shit just caught up. It always does...
All the boys look so much a like, like they’re siblings or relatives. So sad to see the young kid as they removed him from the wreckage. Only 17, my heart goes out to his mom, regardless of his stupidity for speeding, his mamas heart is broken.
Julia Hoffman-Halliburton- I thought the same thing and could not agree with everything you said more! I have been informed just yesterday that the female driver of the Mazda also passed away. So sad, and now I pray for this young lady who was a victim also and her family and friends.
That's what kids do now. I just watched a high school vid where someone pointed it out. All the dudes at the school had the same top perm hairdo and clothes. Was weird.
When young kids die like this, I always think of this kid who died when I was in 9th grade. He was the new kid. The day before he died (Friday) We were both in the office. It was alot of people around & we were far from each other but we oddly made direct eye contact, Smiled at each other, did a lil "I'll see you around" head nod & went our separate ways. That Monday I'm in health class & our principal interrupted morning announcements to tell us he passed away in a car accident that Sat. *I ALMOST FELL. OUT. MY. DAMN. DESK!* My heart dropped. I just seen this kid Friday alive & well. I couldn't focus at all that day & couldn't wait to go home. I will *NEVER* forget that kid, He would've been 31yrs old. R.I.P To this young woman & Brandon S. 😘😥💔
There are far more good first responders than bad. The bad get all the press. In America the real heroes need higher pay. Not the athletes and false heroes people worship today.
God bless all of them. The families and the first responders trying to save these kids. Unfortunately I think we watched that young man pass before our eyes. 🙏
Yup. We call that Air Hunger... you can see him try and breath like a Guppie out of water but the internal injuries to his Diaphragm, lungs and heart are just to damaged
@@andyds1Yes they should LEARN A LOT instead of EARNING A LOT First responders need politician and NFL type salarys... Patrick Mahomes gets 100's of millions to dress in tights and throw a football but literal heroes only 20/hr? Wtf Is wrong with this world.
Basically that teenage boy killed himself. That is so sad. Just watching them trying to get him out, you could tell he was gone. That just breaks my heart for his parents. These videos MUST be shown to our high school students. Too bad if it sickens them or freaks them out. That’s the point. To keep them from doing this same thing we watched here, and preventing them from killing innocent people, and themselves.
So sad when someone dies before ever really living😢 first responders deserve more respect and recognition for all they do. The toll it takes on their body and psyche is brutal. Unsung heroes, I thank you for doing the hardest job out there
I just read in the local news that the young lady driving the car on the other side of the road has died. She was hit head-on by the guy in the Toyota, who was going on the wrong side of the road during the race.
Not an idiot if I was held to account the selfish acts I did before 25 I'd be laying right by him. Rip to all who lost their lives. Intentions and the teen brain can't be held together for account quite yet.
The young lady in the Mazda and her friends, victims of others foolish behavior. Parents, how about riding places in your car when your 17 year old is driving? (And schooling them) Its called parenting.
IT DOESN'T MATTER!! NO NEED TO BE AN ASS!! TEENS ARE TEENS AND THIS WILL HAPPEN OVER AND OVER AGAIN!! 2 KILLED HERE!! Pray for their families!! That 17 year old was crying knowing what he did and knew he was dying!!!! Back off!!!
this is good stuff. its no disrespectful to cover an accident, this can be used for learning and for the authorities in case they miss something or it can also hold the authorities accountable if they do something bad. I've seen you help many people while also covering every aspect of the accident. good job
Will they ever learn a car is not a toy - SPEED KILLS!! I can imagine what their parents will go through now. Every kid should have to go through a driving course in high school - it should be mandatory, whether they are driving yet or not and they have to watch some of these videos. Would it help?? We can only hope!
They have driver training and would show a video of car crashes/accidents....I believe I was called red asphalt. In my school it was part of the curriculum. We had speakers come in and tell stories of how they killed their own family while drunk driving.
I cried seeing that young man very obv past the point of help and can’t imagine how the mom felt watching this! I’m a total stranger and that boy looked to have tears or something but around his right eye. It may or may not have been but I pray for his family. It’s been years but it probably feels like it was only yesterday to them. Be safe out there. I remember doing awful senseless things when I was young including the behaviors of racing ect. In my mind I was in control and untouchable, but as you grow up you realize how little control you have just to make it to tomorrow if you out are fortunate enough! Love you all❤
In my twenties, I DUI'd frequently. Never got caught, never had an accident. Looking back, I realize how dangerous that was. I felt I was still in control of the vehicle while driving in that condition. I stopped drinking in 1983, and have never touch alcohol since. SOMEONE was looking after both me and anyone else around me on the road in those times. How I avoided getting pulled over is a mystery. I guess there were no cops around when I was doing it, so none saw me do it. Very foolish, and I was also very blessed.
Humans even at 24 are not adults yet, we need to change adult age and make drivers licenses harder to get for youth and also elderly year testing. They can pay for it, it is not worth the lives lost to ignorant drivers of young and elderly. Drivers license test need to be harder to get, and kids should not be driving at 16, that is far too young for a young unfinished brain.
Absolutely and anyone with medical conditions should have to get a yearly physical by their primary care physician and eye tests by an opthamologist....right now in my state it's every 2 years...there is a lot that can go wrong in 2 years...
Very good you are considering it but ITS NOT FOR EVERYONE. Glad they got videos up like this so people can see what exactly we do. Before I became one people thought all we did was put fires out. You see first hand of carnage,gear is HOT and HEAVY,you keep thinking to yourself... ALL OF THIS COULD BE AVOIDED,get your cardio up cause you can suck down a tank that can last you 20min in 2 minutes flat ( learn breathing techniques) it's like breathing through a straw,you become 1 but naming just a few things to think about be there for people... total strangers and risking your life for them out weights ALL the bad. Your fellow firefighters become your brothers and sisters you form a bond that can't be broken. I know with mine they would bust down hell's door to rescue me if i every got in trouble and i would do the same for them. NO HESITATION. GO FOR IT YOU CAN DO IT
I couldn’t handle watching young people like this. Life like, yet brain dead, agonal breathing with fixing pupils, and keeping them warm for their family’s last goodbye!
@@AnnaMorris411 I've been watching thousands of graphic videos but I think that my real reaction to a real situation is going to determine my ability to act on a graphic scene which I haven't been yet.
😭My Son just got a DUI and totaled his car 😭 Im devastated. I have started watching these videos after my Baby Brother was killed in a accident last summer. He didn't see a stop sign, hidden behind overgrown bushes and hit a semi. I'm so thankful nobody was injured or lost their life because of my Son's FOOLISHNESS doesn't even describe it. He had just relapsed and had gotten his life back together. Sorry for the vent. 🥺
Vent on...I had a few relapses b4 I just GOT MY SHIT TOGETHER. 5 yrs clean & dumb decision free 😊 don't give up on your son Mom hopefully he learns his lesson
18 years sober here. I can’t believe it’s been that long. My parents didn’t ever think I would get better. All you can do is love him but don’t enable him. Addicts are very manipulative. I’m sorry you are going through this and sorry for the loss of your brother.
Poor baby in the front seat he looked like he was gone before they freed him...his body was probably crushed pretty bad...I am so sorry you had to loose yourself life like this....I hope you made your peace with the Lord and may you Rest In Peace....to his family I am very sorry for your loss and I hope that you guys will find peace in this situation...great footage by the way to the camera man...
Sadly he took an innocent woman to eternity when the car he was driving bounced off another boy's car and then went head-on into the car driven by a 21-year-old woman who later died in the hospital. She was to graduate early from college and had her life all set to begin as an adult. Now both are dead, strangers who only met because of 2 boys racing. God takes the young for different reasons. May both Rest In Peace.
I wished they would bring back the videos, guest and parents of teens who have lost their children or was in an accident back into schools i remember clearly of what I saw and what i was told when I was in highschool and I've been out since 1999, still fresh on my mind.
I graduated in 2019 from a small school. During prom season all of the juniors, seniors and anyone who bought a prom ticket had to go through "Prom Promise". It was 3 state troopers telling their stories about drunk driving, reckless driving and general horrific accidents. They told stories about having to literally scrape teens from the roads from reckless driving. They also brought in cars from different accidents and explained how important seat belts are I remember one year a state trooper talked about how a dad was so drunk he forgot to strap his baby's car seat in. The dad wrecked going so fast the baby was ejected from the car and hit a tree so hard the car seat was wedged into the tree. The state trooper told us it was her job to get that baby out of that tree. You know the worse part of that story? The dad was so drunk he didn't realize he had the baby after the wreck. That story still fucks me up thinking about it
So sad to watch that young man take his last breaths. Teenagers just don’t think anything bad can happen to them. I feel awful for his parents. I don’t know how parents get through the death of a child.
“remember there’s other people on the road also” I was best friends with the innocent bystander Haley Takeda who was hit and killed. Cant believe it’s been a whole year since the accident. I miss you so much ❤️
This is my first time seeing this video and I have replayed it so many times it's so heartbreaking. I don't know if anyone heard it, it'a quite difficult to hear, but once I heard it, it's all I could hear at this exact time. At 0:25 seconds, you can hear the girl with blonde hair whimper, "H-Hayley".. poor souls gone too soon. May they both rest peacefully.🕊🙏
I saw his tear. A young man lost his life trying to be in a world that doesn’t make sense & has no boundaries. I am so sadden & sorry for his loss of life before he had a chance to see life as it should be. 😢
What are you talking about? He drove recklessly with no regard for who he may hurt. Driving laws are boundaries put in place to keep us all safe. He couldn’t be bothered to follow them.
He took the life of a 21-year-old who was going to be graduating college a year early. He was racing another boy and his car bounced off the other boy's car into the path of the woman's car, hitting her head-on. She died in the hospital later on. An innocent woman killed by 2 boys racing. God took both for different reasons only He knows. May they both Rest In Peace.
@@deltadawn9160Yeah no pity for someone who drove like a maniac. He didn't care about the safety of your kids my kids the neighbors kids or anyone else for that matter.
The young man who died was racing with another boy and his car was passing, bounced off the second car and ran head-on into her car. She died in the hospital later. She was due to graduate early from college and was well-loved by many. Now her life and dreams are over because 2 boys were racing. Reckless drivers racing need to remember that life is not like the movies and consequences can and will happen.
Really surprised at the comments. The firefighters put their own lives at risk everyday. Wow , this really shows how hard a trapped motor vehicle crash is extricated .
This is the video that should be used in high school, to show what can happen! Was on seen where a 19 y/o girl on her phone went head on with a family of three. The 19 y/o passed away on impact. The family survived. It’s sad and scary
I had never heard of agonal breathing until now. This video really affected me - and that's what it should do. It also means that this young lad did not die in vain. To all the helpful, experienced and understanding folks in the comments section - thank you so much for your help in educating me. I can only hope your words will also reach others. To all who are about to leave a comment.. before you do, please read what the above-mentioned folks have said. Hopefully they may enlighten you too. x
These are the kinds of videos they need to show to young teens in drivers education classes. It’s so sad to see a loss of life so young, as well as injuries to innocent bystanders. I hope that night those other teen boys learned a lesson and won’t encourage behaviors again.
Oh my god this is tragic. You never forget what death looks like once you’ve seen it. As soon as I saw his hand in that twisted wreckage I knew that was the young boy and he was dying. He was so pale and too still, then when it showed his face and once you could see the agonal breathing and his eyes and his mouth opened you could tell it was too late. He was gone. He must have had massive internal bleeding. So heartbreaking. I’m so sorry for all of the victims and their families. Reckless driving kills. That poor boy. I hope he wasn’t in any pain and could tell he was surrounded by caring heroes who were doing everything they could to save him. 😢😔🥺💔
He was actively dying at 5:40 As they removed him ..he was still posturing..5:44 (Look at arms..out at sides..stiff ..wrists inward toward body....hands facing outward...) By time they got ambulance arms flaccid....he was gone.... I said a prayer for his family.. SHAME ON ANYONE THAT LEAVES HATEFUL COMMENTS. THERE IS A HELL !!! JUST SAYING ALL LIVES ARE PRECIOUS.. THERE IS SUCH A THING AS KARMA...THINK OF THAT...
Good God...what on EARTH would we do without first responders??????? Thank you all so much for what you do!!! Especially in California!! This one made me so sad. I wish someone had kept saying "Hang in there, buddy!" Something like that...so sad.......he didn't make it:(
So sad. Everyone did everything humanly possible. I lived in that area for many years. The fire station is close. The hospital is close. But the damage was just too severe. Terrible loss. Condolences. 😢
So sad, deepest condolences to the families and friends of those killed and injured. We should ensure our firefighters and emergency response individuals receive proper mental care after going to scenes such as this.
And my daughter wonders why I almost stroke out every time she mentions my grandson getting his driver's license. Valiant effort by those men they move fast. I don't know what kind of camera you have, but it is phenomenal. The video is so clear and vivid!
Last kid at the end had agonal breathing. He sadly did not make it. You can tell at the very end firefighters just gave up and he wasn't breathing at all. All of them we're racing each other and ended up hitting each other. Family needs all the prayers as this young man has passes away.
The 21-year-old woman who died was not racing. It was the other two cars. The boy who died was driving the Toyota that bounced off the other boy's car and hit her car head on. A 21-year-old woman, ready to graduate college early and well-loved by many. Because of two boys racing, her life and dreams were ended. Reckless driving killed another innocent person.
Isana Najjmi His name was Anthony George. Here's a news segment about the crash, his death, and the female driver (Haley Takeda) who died in the crash also. ruclips.net/video/2WztwbGRTl8/видео.html
@@travy1478 Agonal breathing or agonal gasps are the last reflexes of the dying brain. They are generally viewed as a sign of death, and can happen after the heart has stopped beating
It was because of one of these video's that my nephew refused to ride in a car with his buddies because they were too immature and had the attitude about driving that they could go as fast as the car would go and it's like flying! One of his buddies had a terrible accident while driving really fast and another vehicle pulled out in front of him and he slammed into that vehicle at 80 mph. He was killed instantly and he killed 2 people who were in the other vehicle he slammed into. Two children who were in the back seat of the car he hit were seriously injured. The other 2 teens who were in the car with the 17 year old who was speeding were seriously injured and one was paralyzed from his injuries. My nephew said that he would have been killed or seriously injured had he gone with his buddies in the car that night. My nephew now teaches driving safety at the local high-schools. He uses these videos to shock his young students into reality. He said he has even had students cry when they see what happens when you speed or drive under the influence of anything that impairs your driving. He said that one video is worth more than 5 million words. Kids often don't listen when told what can happen. But actually seeing it is a huge eye opener and makes it REAL to them. My nephew is pushing to get the driver license age raised to 19. And our speed limits lowered by 10 mph. We all know that 76 percent of drivers go over the posted speed limit by anywhere from 5 to 25 mph. And it has been proven that speed kills. Too many people driving under the influence and speeding and on phones. Not nearly enough officer's out patrolling the traffic. Too many parents allowing their teen kids to drive un supervised by an adult. Too many teens allowed in one vehicle at a time and it's a recipe for disaster. It's time parents start being parents and start taking responsibility of their teens driving seriously! Stop just handing them the keys to your vehicle and STOP buying them a vehicle until they have proven that they are going to respect others on the roads and not do stupid things while driving. Make them watch 10 hours of shocking videos like this !! As parents we tend to be ignorant of our teens thinking when it comes to a vehicle. NEVER make the mistake of assuming that your kid isn't going to do anything foolish when driving. We all know how kids can coax a friend into pushing the buttons. Oh you won't get caught, the cops are at the doughnut shop, lets see how fast this baby can go, oh we are young and invincible! These are things they tell each other in order to convince their friends to speed in the vehicle. As parents we have a responsibility to our kids and others who are on the roads with them. When I look at our high-school and see all of the students vehicles parked in the school students parking lot it really makes me think of all the potential deaths sitting there. Kids on their phone while driving, driving too fast, too many teenagers in one vehicle and that's a big distraction for the driver. Kids experimenting with drugs and alcohol while driving. I know every parent tells themselves that their kid wouldn't do that stuff. And many of them wouldn't. But many will. 16,17,18, and even 19 year olds are not mentally mature enough yet to fully grasp the seriousness of driving a potential killing machine like a vehicle. There's so many adults driving who don't respect that a vehicle is a potential killing machine. Even a lot of them disrespect other people on the highways. They don't respect their own life, let alone others. They get high, drunk, drive when too tired to be driving, speed too fast, use their phone while driving. Teens have died because they were using their phones while driving and crashed. Playing a dangerous game of racing on the streets. These have killed not only the teens driving, but other people who were in their path and were hit. People this has got to stop. I caught my son speeding on our main street one evening in his transam.. he was going 70 in a 40. I had to go 71 mph to catch him. I was flashing my lights at him fast until he finally pulled over. I walked up to his window and started chewing him out. Then I saw his 2 younger cousins sitting in the back seat. I told them to get out and get into my car. I continued chewing out my son. His comment to me was, I thought it was a cop flashing his lights at me but it's just you mom. He thought it was funny. Well he didn't think so after I took his keys and locked his car up for 2 weeks!! I told him that he better thank God it wasn't the police behind him because he would be going to jail for endangerment to a child! The 2 cousins in his car were 11 and 12 years old! My son was barely 18 but still living at home. I didn't buy his car for him and I didn't let him on my insurance policy. He got his own. He didn't mature driving until he wrecked his car. It was late at night and he had been up all night and hadn't slept in 2 days and was driving home from his friend's house and he made a wrong turn onto a dead end street he wasn't familiar with. The road dead ended and you had to turn left or right and he was going about 50 mph and he couldn't stop to turn and drove through the fence that was at the end of the road. He messed up his car pretty much but wasn't injured, just scared him. He walked home and didn't say anything about it until the next day. He slowed down after that. He's now a( big truck) driver. He's very careful and has a dash cam in his truck. He never touches his phone while driving, he said it's too dangerous. He sees too many 4 wheeler drivers using their phones while driving and they are all over the place. He had to learn the hard way not to speed. It could have been worse. I'm blessed to have 2 grown son's who are good Christian men and do respect the privilege of driving. I'm so sorry for these young people and their families. God bless!
Footages like this and all of the sound and drama that goes along with it shows the true nature of these accidents. Scenes like this needs to be shown more often to emphasize the effects and aftermath of unsafe driving.
First responders are the bravest, strongest, absolute warriors to ever walk this earth. I bawl my eyes out just watching them. It takes a special kind of strength to do what they do ❤
Our school had a mock wreck….I was one of the victims. It had a huge impact on me. I Thank God, that I’ve never been a true victim of a terrible car wreck. Thank you God!
Rip haylee. I wonder if she was the first one they put in the bus. Such a sad situation for everyone involved directly and indirectly. So many lives changed because of the stupidity of young drivers.
A car full of teens, speed and sprinkle in some weed and/or alcohol and you have one heck of a combination of death and injury. Feel so bad for the innocent people that got hit and for all the first responders. 😔
I’m watching this on silent and literally I can see when that 17 year old guy was taking his last few breaths it’s sad man fr nope millions of teens watches these types of videos and realizes that driving a car ain’t no joke it comes with huge responsibility
I wanna know what was that teen think when he decided to drive a front wheel drive Toyota like it was a race car on a community Road? Not caring about anyone else in the dangers he was causing. Sorry he lost his life so early on but he put him self in that situation and everyone else involved.
I'm in my emt basic program which ill eventually do paramedic. It was crazy to see someone taking their last agonal gasps knowing they won't make it. I can't imagine what it'll be like but I know ill be doing my best every time. Rip to the people who passed away in this horrific accident.
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
Videos like these should be required viewing for every new teenager driver. They need to learn they're not invincible and their decisions behind the wheel can affect not only themselves but everyone else on the road.
How do you know if it was the teenager's fault?
100%
@@Jeremy-dy5zv if it was the teenagers fault or not it would help to educate people showing they should be careful while driving I know after a few videos like this I’ll never speed again
Just google "texting while driving PSA UK" .. thats the video they need to see.
@@alch3myau wow that's crazy I just watched it. I really hate to say it but I don't think the kids are the problem I think it's the parents. This generation of parents have become extremely ignorant and have the attitude that nothing can happen to their babies. They only teach their kids that it's everyone else's fault. They don't teach their kids to take responsibility for anything so the kids adopt that attitude. And when something bad happens to their kid it's to late. It's very sad.
I'm glad that they are actually showing the teen. Because this is what you show to your teenagers to make them realize how true reality can become when driving stupid.
Twenty years in nursing and I've "watched" a lot of people die and you never forget the way they breathe leading up to their final breath. I've always felt like they're long gone before that and you can literally see as the driver of the Camry is taking those last deep breaths in between long pauses, he's already "gone." It's very sad that someone lost their 17 year old child and it's unfortunate that the 21 year old female driving the Mazda ended up dying as well.
She did? That’s so sad.
omg when people pant like that do they feel suffocation? I'm so sorry for all :(
@@pookie69abletoluvu Normally, when it gets to that point, they're basically already gone.
@@jus10lewissr i'm relieved to hear that. My boyfriend died from an illness and he breathed like that at the end. My heart is forever broken :(
@@pookie69abletoluvu That's heartbreaking. I'm sorry to hear that.
Thanks to these videos that shown real accidents as they are I now have so much admiration and appreciation for Fire Fighters and First Responders.
I’m a retired EMT, thank you🥰
ALL emergency services, police, fire, emt's deserve the most respect that can possibly be offered by a society. They are ALWAYS there when things are at their worst. I can't even begin to imagine the strength of character it takes to endure this type of scene on a daily basis. God Bless them ALL!
I am so glad to know this about you! Let's hope millions of others learn too by other's mistakes.
Love the fire fighters and EMTs.The cops though,idk about that one 😂
@@thomasdemooka4341 ion know about police but EMTs and firefights hell yeah
I’m just a person who lives in the area, I pass by the memorial almost everyday. I don’t know anyone involved or their family but I have learned so much just from driving by in the last year. Please correct me if I’m wrong but I learned that George or “Jiggy” as he was called was a football player in his last year of HS, he was to graduate 2021 and in a way he did get his grad party at the memorial site. His birthday was celebrated and all the holidays. Sometimes I see friends/family sitting w/ their lawn chairs maybe for hours. This boy was so loved and I hope the family reads this because we all know Jiggy bc of you. Haley was so so beautiful, a gorgeous girl. I think Jiggy’s family is the one who continues to keep her memorial going (but I’m not sure) I’m so sorry for your loss Haley and Jiggy’s family and sad that I got to know them thru such tragedy. I’m sorry the city is planning to remove the memorials.
Jiggy killed Haley. You mention her first if you even have to mention him at all, considering he's basically a murderer.
I remember being 17 and thinking I was the best driver... I was dumb... And damn lucky a few times... Too many kids are lost this way... Heartbreaking
Totally agree I have been in numerous bad speeding situations where I could’ve crashed especially in my teens
same im 19 and been in 2 write offs already no injuries luckily but just seeing how these can turn out man sad
Also, the 21 year old female driver that was hit by the teen driver also died.
Same here my friends. I was "EXTREMELY" lucky at the age of 19 drag racing in the early morning hours. I was ahead when another car turned left in front of us and I collided with that car about 100 mph. The kid I was racing plowed into us at about the same speed. All 3 cars were demolished, but I thank the good Lord to this day 45 years later there were no serious injuries. I do not know how though. I did learn my lesson a hard and expensive way!!!
Everyone in every HS has known of someone that has died in a wreck, its a given. The cars may change, kids won't.
I just graduated nursing school and have seen that “look” of death the boy had many times. He was already dead while we watch him getting oxygen from the firefighter woman. The body hangs on longer than the psyche. God bless them, this could’ve been any of us.
You posted this kind, thoughtful remark one year ago.... I hope your nursing career has been a happy, successful first year for you.... Thank you for your service! ❤
@ thank u love🙏🏽💛blessings to u!.
@@Dovelunalove you too hon...stay safe out there, we need ya....❤️
Those of you saying you have never been in a vehicle accident are not thinking. You could be rear ended at high speed today and left with life altering injuries. It's not about just how safe you drive it's about those around you on the road you need to think about.
facts i been in like 2i think im only 16 first time bus was driven off the highway by a reckless driver smh
It's called defensive driving.
I have never been hit by anyone. I have wrecked a car in a snow storm, doing 30 mph. And hit a snow drift and it sent me sideways into a culvert and that was what stop my car from rolling into a corn field.
Christine H ... I don't think it would take much thinking to remember if you had been in an accident!!!! You're talking in the future tense...
Agree . I was 7 months pregnant and I asked to get dropped home from having a headache, whilst on the way out to see family.
Literally 20-30 minutes later the whole back of the car was caved in where I was sitting. It was another driver that caused the accident and luckily my family were ok and I wasn’t in the back seat!
You can tell the kid is already gone before they even got him out of the car..
Yes, agonal “breathing” is never good. It means that only the brain stem is alive and barely at that. It isn’t true breathing and not compatible with life.
He must have had a pulse cause otherwise they would have started CPR
@@pricklypear6384 He was still in the car, which was why they were bagging him. They may have started CPR in the ambulance. They couldn't have preformed that whilst he still in the car
@@pricklypear6384agonal breathes nothing but the brain stem activity.
These young folks will never forget that day. My heart breaks for the parents who will get those calls we all dread.
The tears in the boys eyes broke me.
This channel gave me an opportunity to respect and appreciate the first responders even more. Thank u guys!
I have watched these kind of videos for a while now, and this one just got the best of me. Seeing the young man dying, the close up of his face, it looked like a tear in his eye. The problem is he will never know the outcome of driving to fast. He won't learn his lesson. Prayers to all involved, God Bless the firefighters and police who have to deal with this way to often. Also, praying for the deceased and his family and friends.
Not sure who’s at fault for the speeding here but, I hope many who drive recklessly learn about the mistakes and realize that, they will most definitely kill themselves and innocent people...
Amen....so true
everyone knows the risks of speeding lets be honest here theres no lesson to learn
Same...this deadass made me cry 😢
@@JordanWilliams-ix2td It was hard not to -Please take care!
“Racing or accelerating up the street” ... Play video games if you want to race. Cars and people’s lives are not toys .
Or buy track time. The have courses all over the country for a reason.
@@YourFoolishPride actually, according to the biden administration they wanna shut those down also
Exactly, I have no sympathy for the dead selfish teenager.
Cars are toys wtf 😂 it all matter how u do it and where
@@souleater9574no they’re not dummi. They’re transportation tools, a PRIVILEGE.
That car was wrapped around him like a blanket.
The high def is crystal clear. This stunning footage really puts you at the scene and is a very sobering reminder of the end result of reckless driving.
I'm so sorry for such a young life lost. Someone's bad decision cost the ultimate price. Many prayers to all the victims. I hope God comforts the family and brings solace during this impossible time.
They really need to start showing this type of videos in high schools.
Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
He reminded me of my sons. That tear in his eye and lifeless body broke my heart. Kids making adult decisions and paying with their life. RIP young man, I pray for your family’s peace and heartache. I hope this teaches any teens that behave like immortals.
I think I know what you really meant, but speeding like that isn't an "adult" decision.
He killed a woman.
This broke my heart to watch. I yelled at my iPad “COME ON KID” as they worked on him. I lost my 18 year old brother in a single car accident almost 20 years ago. He swerved to avoid hitting someone who cut him off and hydroplaned into a power pole at 35mph. Not all fatalities happen at a high rate of speed. Please remember that every action you take on the road can affect yourself or someone else permanently. I don’t wish this pain on anyone.
I’m so sorry for your loss
@@isabellakozak3769 Thank you! It’ll be 20 years this year. I still have massive PTSD from this.
@@princessrella oh no and you're welcome i hope you feel better
This is why I become so aggravated at folks who cut other drivers off in traffic. Not only is it rude and obnoxious, but also very dangerous. The chances of that happening are greatest when a two-lane road narrows to a single lane. People trying to pass at the very last minute run out of space to do so safely. That's when some drivers get cut off.
People also get cut off when they're trying to merge into traffic from an on-ramp. No excuse for that! Anyone paying attention surely can see the driver trying to merge. Speed up enough to get out of their way, or slow down enough to let them in ahead, whichever is safer. Or, if possible, move over into the next lane. To deliberately cut them off is just plain rude, and nearly always intentional. People who do that should get really expensive traffic tickets with major fines. Trouble is, there's rarely a state trooper or a police officer around when it happens. So, they get away with it.
This is just so heartbreaking, it shows how a split second decision can change so many lives.
These types videos of videos need to be shown to anyone who is trying to get their license regardless of their age. There needs to be a camera crew following these first responders documenting all of this so hopefully, it can be used to save lives.
its not a split-second decision. this is a lifestyle choice, that kind of damage doesnt happen when your driving 25 mph…
Exactly, it wasn't a mistake made by a split second. The 17 year old found out the hard way. Speeding takes a determination to gain speeds that fast. He was egotistical and shit just caught up. It always does...
Seeing the second individual they pulled from the wreckage reach and try to hold the rescuers coat broke my heart.
I saw that too.
All the boys look so much a like, like they’re siblings or relatives. So sad to see the young kid as they removed him from the wreckage. Only 17, my heart goes out to his mom, regardless of his stupidity for speeding, his mamas heart is broken.
Julia Hoffman-Halliburton- I thought the same thing and could not agree with everything you said more! I have been informed just yesterday that the female driver of the Mazda also passed away. So sad, and now I pray for this young lady who was a victim also and her family and friends.
That's what kids do now. I just watched a high school vid where someone pointed it out. All the dudes at the school had the same top perm hairdo and clothes. Was weird.
Who said he was speeding?
@@jaredsmith4964read the article
@@jaredsmith4964the description of the video indicates he was speeding.
When young kids die like this, I always think of this kid who died when I was in 9th grade. He was the new kid. The day before he died (Friday) We were both in the office. It was alot of people around & we were far from each other but we oddly made direct eye contact, Smiled at each other, did a lil "I'll see you around" head nod & went our separate ways. That Monday I'm in health class & our principal interrupted morning announcements to tell us he passed away in a car accident that Sat. *I ALMOST FELL. OUT. MY. DAMN. DESK!* My heart dropped. I just seen this kid Friday alive & well. I couldn't focus at all that day & couldn't wait to go home. I will *NEVER* forget that kid, He would've been 31yrs old. R.I.P To this young woman & Brandon S. 😘😥💔
😢
So sad to see the young man pass, eyes open and fixed straight and mouth open he was gone. RIP
The screams of the mother shot through me . Instant chills . As a mother myself I pray for the family who lost their child .
firefighters deserve the millions.....
There are far more good first responders than bad. The bad get all the press. In America the real heroes need higher pay. Not the athletes and false heroes people worship today.
100%
My dads a firefighter he’s seen a lot of shit he was at the Boston marathon first responder and first squad at the scene
As do Medics and police
Millions of farts 💩
God bless all of them. The families and the first responders trying to save these kids. Unfortunately I think we watched that young man pass before our eyes. 🙏
I think we did...
Yup. We call that Air Hunger... you can see him try and breath like a Guppie out of water but the internal injuries to his Diaphragm, lungs and heart are just to damaged
hard to watch
@@zaccezrait sure is.
@Xi Jin-Biden that is mean spirited and ridiculous.
Spot on video coverage! I wish all all of our tax dollars could work as efficiently as our first responders; they are truly amazing.👍
@@andyds1 unfortunately, all politicians are alike......greedy gain
What does that even mean, boomer?
@@andyds1Yes they should LEARN A LOT instead of EARNING A LOT First responders need politician and NFL type salarys... Patrick Mahomes gets 100's of millions to dress in tights and throw a football but literal heroes only 20/hr? Wtf Is wrong with this world.
RACING?! This is legit the saddest video I’ve ever seen. I get anxiety just driving on the freeway. Your life can change in an instant.
Basically that teenage boy killed himself. That is so sad. Just watching them trying to get him out, you could tell he was gone. That just breaks my heart for his parents. These videos MUST be shown to our high school students. Too bad if it sickens them or freaks them out. That’s the point. To keep them from doing this same thing we watched here, and preventing them from killing innocent people, and themselves.
So sad when someone dies before ever really living😢 first responders deserve more respect and recognition for all they do. The toll it takes on their body and psyche is brutal. Unsung heroes, I thank you for doing the hardest job out there
“So sad when someone dies before ever living”
That’s hauntingly true. He was a baby.
That's why most FF are alcoholics. 😢
3:29 the tears in his eyes really hits hard
What tears?
I just read in the local news that the young lady driving the car on the other side of the road has died. She was hit head-on by the guy in the Toyota, who was going on the wrong side of the road during the race.
Another innocent victim of an idiot. Unfortunately he can’t be punished. RIP Haley.
@@shirleyanneyoung955 he should be punished no matter if he's a minor because he knew what he was doing.
@@elbuenjoel2268
The 17 year old died as well, that's why he can't be punished. At least not in this life time.
@@sarahlu7797 thank you for explaining.
Not an idiot if I was held to account the selfish acts I did before 25 I'd be laying right by him. Rip to all who lost their lives. Intentions and the teen brain can't be held together for account quite yet.
This is the best coverage I have ever seen. Great job.
The dumbest everyone will get, or ever be, is when they are 17. I noticed that poor girl was so traumatized that she crapped herself.
So tragic. Praying for all involved.
The young lady in the Mazda and her friends, victims of others foolish behavior. Parents, how about riding places in your car when your 17 year old is driving? (And schooling them) Its called parenting.
POS!
If you look in the description the Mazda didn’t do anything it was the Toyota...
@@sena_2341 Re-read their comment. That's what Josh said. 👍
@@ralphonsnowflakes Punctuation was atrocious.
IT DOESN'T MATTER!! NO NEED TO BE AN ASS!! TEENS ARE TEENS AND THIS WILL HAPPEN OVER AND OVER AGAIN!! 2 KILLED HERE!! Pray for their families!! That 17 year old was crying knowing what he did and knew he was dying!!!! Back off!!!
Haley Kaede Takeda was the female driving the Mazda 3 who later died at an area hospital
Heart wrenching images, so tragic to see young kids lost. Props to the first responders and the videographers.
this is good stuff. its no disrespectful to cover an accident, this can be used for learning and for the authorities in case they miss something or it can also hold the authorities accountable if they do something bad. I've seen you help many people while also covering every aspect of the accident. good job
Will they ever learn a car is not a toy - SPEED KILLS!! I can imagine what their parents will go through now. Every kid should have to go through a driving course in high school - it should be mandatory, whether they are driving yet or not and they have to watch some of these videos. Would it help?? We can only hope!
They have driver training and would show a video of car crashes/accidents....I believe I was called red asphalt. In my school it was part of the curriculum. We had speakers come in and tell stories of how they killed their own family while drunk driving.
@@greenroomdude - Every school should make it mandatory.
I bet a lot of kids never got the driver training they needed due to the pandemic. 17-year-old means he probably just got license or still on permit.
Speed doesn't kill
@@Ezero8 - He can't drive alone if he only had a permit.
I hope everyone is gonna be okay. God please comfort the family of the deceased, and also all those that were involved 🙏 🙏🙏
I cried seeing that young man very obv past the point of help and can’t imagine how the mom felt watching this! I’m a total stranger and that boy looked to have tears or something but around his right eye. It may or may not have been but I pray for his family. It’s been years but it probably feels like it was only yesterday to them. Be safe out there. I remember doing awful senseless things when I was young including the behaviors of racing ect. In my mind I was in control and untouchable, but as you grow up you realize how little control you have just to make it to tomorrow if you out are fortunate enough! Love you all❤
In my twenties, I DUI'd frequently. Never got caught, never had an accident. Looking back, I realize how dangerous that was. I felt I was still in control of the vehicle while driving in that condition. I stopped drinking in 1983, and have never touch alcohol since. SOMEONE was looking after both me and anyone else around me on the road in those times. How I avoided getting pulled over is a mystery. I guess there were no cops around when I was doing it, so none saw me do it. Very foolish, and I was also very blessed.
@@jrnfw4060I totally relate. I was reckless and drove drunk in my early 20s too. I didn’t know this was DUI crash?
🌹R.I.P. Marc Anthony George lll (17 years old) and Haley Takeda (21 years old)🕯
Rest easy
A second person died? How horrifically sad.
May they r.i.p
@@miriamsamaniego3335, Sadly, yes.🙁
✝️🙏🏽
Whatever kind of camera you use, it has amazing clarity.👍🏼
Galaxy 9
Humans even at 24 are not adults yet, we need to change adult age and make drivers licenses harder to get for youth and also elderly year testing. They can pay for it, it is not worth the lives lost to ignorant drivers of young and elderly. Drivers license test need to be harder to get, and kids should not be driving at 16, that is far too young for a young unfinished brain.
When I was sixteen I could drive totally safe and normal.
Absolutely and anyone with medical conditions should have to get a yearly physical by their primary care physician and eye tests by an opthamologist....right now in my state it's every 2 years...there is a lot that can go wrong in 2 years...
And there are states where you can start driving at 14 1/2 and that’s almost as stupid as voting at 16!!
Both drivers were 17.
At 18 men were flying B17s over Germany.
Currently I'm considering to be a firefighter. Saving other is one important reason.
Very good you are considering it but ITS NOT FOR EVERYONE. Glad they got videos up like this so people can see what exactly we do. Before I became one people thought all we did was put fires out. You see first hand of carnage,gear is HOT and HEAVY,you keep thinking to yourself... ALL OF THIS COULD BE AVOIDED,get your cardio up cause you can suck down a tank that can last you 20min in 2 minutes flat ( learn breathing techniques) it's like breathing through a straw,you become 1 but naming just a few things to think about be there for people... total strangers and risking your life for them out weights ALL the bad. Your fellow firefighters become your brothers and sisters you form a bond that can't be broken. I know with mine they would bust down hell's door to rescue me if i every got in trouble and i would do the same for them. NO HESITATION.
GO FOR IT YOU CAN DO IT
Most satisfying and frustrated job I ever had. Was a volunteer for 15 some odd years
I couldn’t handle watching young people like this. Life like, yet brain dead, agonal breathing with fixing pupils, and keeping them warm for their family’s last goodbye!
@@AnnaMorris411 I've been watching thousands of graphic videos but I think that my real reaction to a real situation is going to determine my ability to act on a graphic scene which I haven't been yet.
@@AnnaMorris411 are you talking about the individual In red
😭My Son just got a DUI and totaled his car 😭 Im devastated. I have started watching these videos after my Baby Brother was killed in a accident last summer. He didn't see a stop sign, hidden behind overgrown bushes and hit a semi. I'm so thankful nobody was injured or lost their life because of my Son's FOOLISHNESS doesn't even describe it. He had just relapsed and had gotten his life back together. Sorry for the vent. 🥺
Hope your son learns his lesson before its too late. No parents like to live through that. Stay strong
no that’s heartbreaking 🥺
Vent on...I had a few relapses b4 I just GOT MY SHIT TOGETHER. 5 yrs clean & dumb decision free 😊 don't give up on your son Mom hopefully he learns his lesson
Pray, pray, pray for your son, Ms Teri!! That he gets on the right path. 🙏🏽🥺
18 years sober here. I can’t believe it’s been that long. My parents didn’t ever think I would get better. All you can do is love him but don’t enable him. Addicts are very manipulative. I’m sorry you are going through this and sorry for the loss of your brother.
I appreciate every one of the rescue team. They literally all work in sync with one another ♥️
Poor baby in the front seat he looked like he was gone before they freed him...his body was probably crushed pretty bad...I am so sorry you had to loose yourself life like this....I hope you made your peace with the Lord and may you Rest In Peace....to his family I am very sorry for your loss and I hope that you guys will find peace in this situation...great footage by the way to the camera man...
Sadly he took an innocent woman to eternity when the car he was driving bounced off another boy's car and then went head-on into the car driven by a 21-year-old woman who later died in the hospital. She was to graduate early from college and had her life all set to begin as an adult. Now both are dead, strangers who only met because of 2 boys racing. God takes the young for different reasons. May both Rest In Peace.
He was gone just forced air, but wasn't even bagged on the gurnee after extraction.
@@NadineMiller1974 no CPR on the gurney either
@@NadineMiller1974 That was agonal breathing while he was trapped in the car. He was already gone.
Can you imagine the phone call or visit from the police for both these young people? Heart breaking.
This hurts my heart. I have teenage boys that age. And almost lost one of my boys to other issues; but I know that pain is too much 😞😢
My heart goes out to all these kids.
Also to the first responders. ❤️
I wished they would bring back the videos, guest and parents of teens who have lost their children or was in an accident back into schools i remember clearly of what I saw and what i was told when I was in highschool and I've been out since 1999, still fresh on my mind.
Like those old school, 1960s/70s videos? I agree.
I graduated in 2019 from a small school. During prom season all of the juniors, seniors and anyone who bought a prom ticket had to go through "Prom Promise". It was 3 state troopers telling their stories about drunk driving, reckless driving and general horrific accidents. They told stories about having to literally scrape teens from the roads from reckless driving. They also brought in cars from different accidents and explained how important seat belts are
I remember one year a state trooper talked about how a dad was so drunk he forgot to strap his baby's car seat in. The dad wrecked going so fast the baby was ejected from the car and hit a tree so hard the car seat was wedged into the tree. The state trooper told us it was her job to get that baby out of that tree. You know the worse part of that story? The dad was so drunk he didn't realize he had the baby after the wreck. That story still fucks me up thinking about it
So sad to watch that young man take his last breaths. Teenagers just don’t think anything bad can happen to them. I feel awful for his parents. I don’t know how parents get through the death of a child.
“remember there’s other people on the road also” I was best friends with the innocent bystander Haley Takeda who was hit and killed. Cant believe it’s been a whole year since the accident. I miss you so much ❤️
If what they do is the hardest then Living for Jesus should be the easiest let the church say Amen
I am so sorry for your loss, senseless. Be safe
Condolences to the family that lost their daughter.
That’s seriously fcked up. Such a shame.
This is so sad to end your life at 17 for one bad decision…I’m sure he didn’t think his night would end like that…
This is my first time seeing this video and I have replayed it so many times it's so heartbreaking. I don't know if anyone heard it, it'a quite difficult to hear, but once I heard it, it's all I could hear at this exact time. At 0:25 seconds, you can hear the girl with blonde hair whimper, "H-Hayley".. poor souls gone too soon. May they both rest peacefully.🕊🙏
Most kids that age couldn't even handle a horse letalone 100's of horsepower
Nor would they do the chores we didn't think twice of doing. We got it done.
💯%!!!! I CAN NOT AGREE MORE!! Ridiculous.... Inexperienced kids trying to drive high powered vehicles is all bad
@@christineh4782 🤔.... Huh?
They should be driving 25mph cars max
Raise the driving age to 21. The Worst Generation. They simply do not care.
I saw his tear. A young man lost his life trying to be in a world that doesn’t make sense & has no boundaries. I am so sadden & sorry for his loss of life before he had a chance to see life as it should be. 😢
What are you talking about? He drove recklessly with no regard for who he may hurt. Driving laws are boundaries put in place to keep us all safe. He couldn’t be bothered to follow them.
@@deltadawn9160 if only the world was as perfect as you.
He took the life of a 21-year-old who was going to be graduating college a year early. He was racing another boy and his car bounced off the other boy's car into the path of the woman's car, hitting her head-on. She died in the hospital later on. An innocent woman killed by 2 boys racing. God took both for different reasons only He knows. May they both Rest In Peace.
@@deltadawn9160I doubt you’d say the same if you weren’t behind a screen
@@deltadawn9160Yeah no pity for someone who drove like a maniac. He didn't care about the safety of your kids my kids the neighbors kids or anyone else for that matter.
So sorry for this young mans family, such a sad and tragic accident. I pray the other occupants completely recover!
The young man who died was racing with another boy and his car was passing, bounced off the second car and ran head-on into her car. She died in the hospital later. She was due to graduate early from college and was well-loved by many. Now her life and dreams are over because 2 boys were racing. Reckless drivers racing need to remember that life is not like the movies and consequences can and will happen.
Kudos to this coverage. Outstanding video. I’m beginning to,think that 17 is too,young to drive and need a curfew.
I'm sorry but we don't need a curfew. Curfew is not a solution.
There is already a curfew.
Really surprised at the comments. The firefighters put their own lives at risk everyday. Wow , this really shows how hard a trapped motor vehicle crash is extricated .
They probably take extraction classes. Make/Model courses.
This is the video that should be used in high school, to show what can happen! Was on seen where a 19 y/o girl on her phone went head on with a family of three. The 19 y/o passed away on impact. The family survived. It’s sad and scary
WE all need Jesus in our hearts. We'll all stand before God alone one day.
I had never heard of agonal breathing until now. This video really affected me - and that's what it should do. It also means that this young lad did not die in vain.
To all the helpful, experienced and understanding folks in the comments section - thank you so much for your help in educating me. I can only hope your words will also reach others.
To all who are about to leave a comment.. before you do, please read what the above-mentioned folks have said. Hopefully they may enlighten you too. x
Wow! High Def camera so clear. At first I thought it was a training video. Teens just don't learn. Youth is wasted on the young
What means that 'wasted on young'?
@@thinkingagain5966 they don't know what they have.
These are the kinds of videos they need to show to young teens in drivers education classes. It’s so sad to see a loss of life so young, as well as injuries to innocent bystanders. I hope that night those other teen boys learned a lesson and won’t encourage behaviors again.
@@Catherine-ex5di
I totally agree with you.
They do use these types of footage for training, as well as evidence in court and insurance applications.
Oh my god this is tragic. You never forget what death looks like once you’ve seen it. As soon as I saw his hand in that twisted wreckage I knew that was the young boy and he was dying. He was so pale and too still, then when it showed his face and once you could see the agonal breathing and his eyes and his mouth opened you could tell it was too late. He was gone. He must have had massive internal bleeding. So heartbreaking. I’m so sorry for all of the victims and their families. Reckless driving kills. That poor boy. I hope he wasn’t in any pain and could tell he was surrounded by caring heroes who were doing everything they could to save him. 😢😔🥺💔
He was actively dying at 5:40
As they removed him ..he was still posturing..5:44
(Look at arms..out at sides..stiff ..wrists inward toward body....hands facing outward...)
By time they got ambulance arms flaccid....he was gone....
I said a prayer for his family..
SHAME ON ANYONE THAT LEAVES HATEFUL COMMENTS.
THERE IS A HELL !!!
JUST SAYING
ALL LIVES ARE PRECIOUS..
THERE IS SUCH A THING AS
KARMA...THINK OF THAT...
It' funny how you're talking about preciousness of life and karma and threaten with hell in one paragraph.
That compact Mazda3 held up strong against that mid sized Camry
Yes, the Mazda's passenger compartment remained intact, the doors were not jammed
Good God...what on EARTH would we do without first responders??????? Thank you all so much for what you do!!! Especially in California!! This one made me so sad. I wish someone had kept saying "Hang in there, buddy!" Something like that...so sad.......he didn't make it:(
So many lives ruined that night 😔💔
This is every parents worst night mare. Rip to the one who passed.. prayer for other recoveries.
So sad. Everyone did everything humanly possible. I lived in that area for many years. The fire station is close. The hospital is close. But the damage was just too severe. Terrible loss. Condolences. 😢
Awesome teamwork!! You guys are the best! Thank u for everything u do.
When you drive like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder
Every parent's worst nightmare.
God bless all the volunteers We need them So sorry about this tragic accident. 🙏🏼
Excellent coverage! A good learning experience to see the results of carelessness, recklessness, speeding and stupidity. Thanks for sharing!
So sad, deepest condolences to the families and friends of those killed and injured.
We should ensure our firefighters and emergency response individuals receive proper mental care after going to scenes such as this.
And my daughter wonders why I almost stroke out every time she mentions my grandson getting his driver's license. Valiant effort by those men they move fast. I don't know what kind of camera you have, but it is phenomenal. The video is so clear and vivid!
I read all the comments of seeing the kid take his last few breaths but was so not prepared to see that, wow.
Last kid at the end had agonal breathing. He sadly did not make it. You can tell at the very end firefighters just gave up and he wasn't breathing at all. All of them we're racing each other and ended up hitting each other. Family needs all the prayers as this young man has passes away.
The 21-year-old woman who died was not racing. It was the other two cars. The boy who died was driving the Toyota that bounced off the other boy's car and hit her car head on. A 21-year-old woman, ready to graduate college early and well-loved by many. Because of two boys racing, her life and dreams were ended. Reckless driving killed another innocent person.
Isana Najjmi His name was Anthony George. Here's a news segment about the crash, his death, and the female driver (Haley Takeda) who died in the crash also. ruclips.net/video/2WztwbGRTl8/видео.html
damn and i thought he was coming to. didnt know agonal breathing means u are basically already dead
@@travy1478 Agonal breathing or agonal gasps are the last reflexes of the dying brain. They are generally viewed as a sign of death, and can happen after the heart has stopped beating
@@0524cami damn! Thank you for the information.
It was because of one of these video's that my nephew refused to ride in a car with his buddies because they were too immature and had the attitude about driving that they could go as fast as the car would go and it's like flying! One of his buddies had a terrible accident while driving really fast and another vehicle pulled out in front of him and he slammed into that vehicle at 80 mph. He was killed instantly and he killed 2 people who were in the other vehicle he slammed into. Two children who were in the back seat of the car he hit were seriously injured. The other 2 teens who were in the car with the 17 year old who was speeding were seriously injured and one was paralyzed from his injuries. My nephew said that he would have been killed or seriously injured had he gone with his buddies in the car that night. My nephew now teaches driving safety at the local high-schools. He uses these videos to shock his young students into reality. He said he has even had students cry when they see what happens when you speed or drive under the influence of anything that impairs your driving. He said that one video is worth more than 5 million words. Kids often don't listen when told what can happen. But actually seeing it is a huge eye opener and makes it REAL to them. My nephew is pushing to get the driver license age raised to 19. And our speed limits lowered by 10 mph. We all know that 76 percent of drivers go over the posted speed limit by anywhere from 5 to 25 mph. And it has been proven that speed kills. Too many people driving under the influence and speeding and on phones. Not nearly enough officer's out patrolling the traffic. Too many parents allowing their teen kids to drive un supervised by an adult. Too many teens allowed in one vehicle at a time and it's a recipe for disaster. It's time parents start being parents and start taking responsibility of their teens driving seriously! Stop just handing them the keys to your vehicle and STOP buying them a vehicle until they have proven that they are going to respect others on the roads and not do stupid things while driving. Make them watch 10 hours of shocking videos like this !! As parents we tend to be ignorant of our teens thinking when it comes to a vehicle. NEVER make the mistake of assuming that your kid isn't going to do anything foolish when driving. We all know how kids can coax a friend into pushing the buttons. Oh you won't get caught, the cops are at the doughnut shop, lets see how fast this baby can go, oh we are young and invincible! These are things they tell each other in order to convince their friends to speed in the vehicle. As parents we have a responsibility to our kids and others who are on the roads with them. When I look at our high-school and see all of the students vehicles parked in the school students parking lot it really makes me think of all the potential deaths sitting there. Kids on their phone while driving, driving too fast, too many teenagers in one vehicle and that's a big distraction for the driver. Kids experimenting with drugs and alcohol while driving. I know every parent tells themselves that their kid wouldn't do that stuff. And many of them wouldn't. But many will. 16,17,18, and even 19 year olds are not mentally mature enough yet to fully grasp the seriousness of driving a potential killing machine like a vehicle. There's so many adults driving who don't respect that a vehicle is a potential killing machine. Even a lot of them disrespect other people on the highways. They don't respect their own life, let alone others. They get high, drunk, drive when too tired to be driving, speed too fast, use their phone while driving. Teens have died because they were using their phones while driving and crashed. Playing a dangerous game of racing on the streets. These have killed not only the teens driving, but other people who were in their path and were hit. People this has got to stop. I caught my son speeding on our main street one evening in his transam.. he was going 70 in a 40. I had to go 71 mph to catch him. I was flashing my lights at him fast until he finally pulled over. I walked up to his window and started chewing him out. Then I saw his 2 younger cousins sitting in the back seat. I told them to get out and get into my car. I continued chewing out my son. His comment to me was, I thought it was a cop flashing his lights at me but it's just you mom. He thought it was funny. Well he didn't think so after I took his keys and locked his car up for 2 weeks!! I told him that he better thank God it wasn't the police behind him because he would be going to jail for endangerment to a child! The 2 cousins in his car were 11 and 12 years old! My son was barely 18 but still living at home. I didn't buy his car for him and I didn't let him on my insurance policy. He got his own. He didn't mature driving until he wrecked his car. It was late at night and he had been up all night and hadn't slept in 2 days and was driving home from his friend's house and he made a wrong turn onto a dead end street he wasn't familiar with. The road dead ended and you had to turn left or right and he was going about 50 mph and he couldn't stop to turn and drove through the fence that was at the end of the road. He messed up his car pretty much but wasn't injured, just scared him. He walked home and didn't say anything about it until the next day. He slowed down after that. He's now a( big truck) driver. He's very careful and has a dash cam in his truck. He never touches his phone while driving, he said it's too dangerous. He sees too many 4 wheeler drivers using their phones while driving and they are all over the place. He had to learn the hard way not to speed. It could have been worse. I'm blessed to have 2 grown son's who are good Christian men and do respect the privilege of driving. I'm so sorry for these young people and their families. God bless!
Footages like this and all of the sound and drama that goes along with it shows the true nature of these accidents. Scenes like this needs to be shown more often to emphasize the effects and aftermath of unsafe driving.
That was tough watching the driver gasp for breath. Knowing he passed away made it much tougher.
Was it the racer? If so...good.
First responders are the bravest, strongest, absolute warriors to ever walk this earth.
I bawl my eyes out just watching them.
It takes a special kind of strength to do what they do ❤
WE all need Jesus in our hearts. We'll all stand before God alone one day.
@@omega36001 LOL
what's so funny? @@codyking4848
@@codyking4848😂
Prayers for the one who died and their family and friends. Prayers for the ones who got injured
Is their a petition we can sign so they have to show kids in high school this video? I don’t care if it’s graphic, better safe than sorry.
They show the Red Asphalt series in most schools I thought?
@@NadineMiller1974 yeah they show Red Asphault...at least in my school they did.My teacher even played other videos on youtube as well.
@@kariruth9886 I think they have made new ones throughout the years. I'm old and was in school way before YT days. I saw the original in 1991.
@@kariruth9886 I think they have made new ones throughout the years. I'm old and was in school way before YT days. I saw the original in 1991.
Ein großes Lob an alle Helfer und ein Riesen Respekt 👍👍👍
Excellent videography! Thank you so much!!
Our school had a mock wreck….I was one of the victims.
It had a huge impact on me.
I Thank God, that I’ve never been a true victim of a terrible car wreck.
Thank you God!
Rip haylee. I wonder if she was the first one they put in the bus. Such a sad situation for everyone involved directly and indirectly. So many lives changed because of the stupidity of young drivers.
This was so hard to watch all these young lives destroyed R.I.P to the victim my thoughts are with all their parents at this devestating time
A car full of teens, speed and sprinkle in some weed and/or alcohol and you have one heck of a combination of death and injury. Feel so bad for the innocent people that got hit and for all the first responders. 😔
I’m watching this on silent and literally I can see when that 17 year old guy was taking his last few breaths it’s sad man fr nope millions of teens watches these types of videos and realizes that driving a car ain’t no joke it comes with huge responsibility
Was it when he head kept moving slightly up then back down? It’s so spooky but I can’t stop watching.
I wanna know what was that teen think when he decided to drive a front wheel drive Toyota like it was a race car on a community Road? Not caring about anyone else in the dangers he was causing. Sorry he lost his life so early on but he put him self in that situation and everyone else involved.
That boy was already gone. Even if he made it to the hospital, the turned right foot and the hand in a fist, he had severe brain damage
Great footage , Amazing first responders. God Bless all involved 🙏🏻
I'm in my emt basic program which ill eventually do paramedic. It was crazy to see someone taking their last agonal gasps knowing they won't make it. I can't imagine what it'll be like but I know ill be doing my best every time. Rip to the people who passed away in this horrific accident.