2.5 hrs hurricane Sandy emergency responses
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I actually had quite many business meetings in New York City, but hurricane Sandy messed that up - in some way good for me, so I had tons of emergency vehicles to film :)
Here's a 2.5 hours long compilation of emergency responses the days before, during and the days after hurricane Sandy. No matter whether FDNY, NYPD, PAPD, MTA Police, NGUS, USACE, USCG or whatsoever, here you see pretty much anything. Even emergency vehicles from other cities and states (like e.g. Superior from the Chicagoland area) were present with several vehicles.
Of course not every single emergency responses is a consequence of the hurricane (like e.g. Medical call at Macy's with the Ambulance and Engine 1), but I didn't sort them out since it's hard to determine whether it is or isn't linked to Sandy in many cases.
It will propably be the last video in 2012, enjoy it :)
Zweieinhalb Stunden Einsatzfahrten ... das muss man sich erst nochmal kurz durch den Kopf gehen lassen ... ja doch das ist verdammt viel.
Eigentlich hatte ich ja dutzende Geschäftstermine in New York City, als dann eine stürmische Dame namens Sandy die Pläne im Wasser untergehen lies - naja ich hatte dadurch eben viel zeit und viel Input zum Filmen. Neben den 0-8-15 Organisationen wie FDNY, NYPD usw, waren auch viele dabei, welche sonst kaum oder nie in new York zu sehen sind: so z.B. Superior, die aus der Gegend von Chicago zur Unterstützung kamen, oder das ITDRC aus Forth Worth (Texas), auch die USACE waren mit insgesamt 15 (!!) ELW3 in der Gegend unterwegs. Selbst fahrzeuge die noch keiner der New Yorker Einsatzfahrtenfilmer gefilmt oder auch nur gesehen haben, sind mit dabei. Kurzum: es gibt kaum etwas das ich in NYC nicht erwischt habe, und das obwohl ich (zum Glück) nicht direkt in einem der Katastrophengebiete untergebracht war (wie etwas Downtown Manhattan, Queens oder drüben in Newark).
2,5 Stunden - länger als viele Kinofilme, da habt ihr bischen was zum dran Nagen über Weihnachten, wird voraussichtlich das letzte Video in diesem Jahr sein - viel Spaß beim anschauen :)
Musik von Hartwigmedia / www.hartwigmedia.com
1:30 - Menu
2:30 - Preparation
23:05 - Crane Collapse 57th St
47:38 - NYU Evacuation 1st Base
1:28:28 - Downtown
1:47:49 - Alarm at 44th St
2:03:08 - ESB & Kips Bay
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policeblue999 thx man i needed it
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So awesome! Thank you to all of our first responders! ALL cops are awesome!
Can't believe it's been so long :0
How time flies ~
Best footage out there !
44:42 what a legend
44:42 at least some people care. Kudos to you dude
Rohan Daswani yea
We visited New York for the first time that month and after sightseeing left on a flight out of JFK , with Hurricane Sandy striking NY that night . Problem for us was that we then had to fly over the top of the Hurricane which was a fun old time on the plane . Better than any rollercoaster . Thanks for posting , I can relate to these scenes occuring just after we left
Wow, the introduction was so professional that I thought I was about to watch an actual Hollywood movie. Well done!
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This is really impressive. Nice job dude! I wouldn't ever want to live in NYC, due to traffic and mass crowds and chaos, but none the less great footage.
Thank you for the feedback; Yes, it's quite ... extreme, for sure an awesome place to visit but I wouldn't like to live there
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On Long Island we had a lot of U.S. Forest Service trucks. They were sending teams of two trucks per neighborhood to cut up downed trees and branches. They were also trained in forest fire fighting so they backed up the power companies when they were removing trees and branches from downed wires. And great vid.
The NYPD,FDNY and Ambulances did an awesome job during Hurricane Sandy.Thank you very much for all that you have done.
on the one hand I already upload single videos, or in case of one alarm several videos, and on the other hand you can watch one segment of this video and then another time simply use the chapter menu at the beginning to jump to the next section
Nice video, this was 10 or so years ago but that’s what makes it cool honestly. First time I actually saw a Taxi Police from this view of a video. This video showed a lot even Google search didn’t show.
thanks alot for the positive feedback :)
Yeah there's some interesting stuff to see for sure :D
so who actually watched the whole thing?
***** I do too man. I just got bored after an hour and 45min haha
I watched it all, from beginning to end!
It never said who actually called the cops...
Had to watch it again, in case I missed it!
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I remember after the storm hit, my family ran to the local hardware store, to replace the fuel cans we had donated (we need them for our snowblower during the winter); almost half the parking lot was filled with Utility Vehicles on their way to the disaster area. Just about every power company in our area was sending trucks down, there were even trucks that had driven all the way from Canada! I think they were working together and traveling as one massive caravan, and decided to stop for a quick break. As the hardware store was part of a small strip mall that had a grocery store and a couple small restaurants.
well yeah from time to time they ask me what we do (as if that wasn't clear to see, holding up a camera ;), but at some depts some staff really showed us the middle finger, came towards us with the raised fist, insulted us and want to force us to deleate the video (luckily just some don't like us). Even though I know that it's all legal what I film, I try not to hold the camera directly onto the front seats and their faces.
Strange that they treat you like that, here in the UK the Fb would give you a wave.
@@tomatoes3 as mentioned, it's not really a common thing but only a few idiots among the great number of crews. You'll also see crews give you a wave, talk to you over PA system, using the airhorn or play with the siren just for you as they drive past as well
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Police tend to be the worse, most times it’s for safety of the scene and themselves. As you said most do support it though.
I remember during sandy, we where sitting in our station as part of a task force and we where following what was happening in NY on one of the station computers and here just amazed at how big the fires where. We didn't get much damage in southeastern CT
This is great! Thank you so much. Many of the flash patterns I saw here were the inspiration for the ones I put on my 1/18 lightbar. I never realized that there were so many "subdued" patterns, but it makes sense.
I love that one guy at 41:55 who tells the taxi to " shut the f***" up " because the taxi honks at him :D
Hey one question, this may sound dumb but the light bars on top of the NYPD cruisers! Does it mean anything whether they are driving with all their lights on or just the two ends flashing? I was just curious!
Thanks
44:44 man in orange raincoat is a good civilian for holding traffic for the ambulance
A hurricane? no big deal, lets go walk outside.
+Jered Watkins245 wasn't a big deal in Midtown
lol
That's what we do in Texas
I didn't know that American ambulance services use Sprinters from Mercedes, too. I knew about the freightliner version, though.
I remember this, I don’t live in NYC anymore, but as a kid during the Hurricane I thought the apartment I lived in was ganna just topple over
20:00 that suv has its tail light out lol
+Thibault Rommel yeah, IDK why but I noticed it as well; It's a car from the Amtrak Police
what is the music at the begining of this videos ?
1:37:45 is my favourite
Spent 13 days in NYC prior to the storm and after evacuating hospitals and backing up local agencies with an out of state ambulance company. Quite the experience and, I’m not sure why, my road rage had gotten a little more verbal and louder for those few days.
What's the name of the Hartwigmedia song used in the intro?
I have been searching Hartwigmedia.com in vain for days now and I really want to use it for an intro on my channel.
Im curious what agency/service owned that RAM at 42:35
Possibly NY Private Security
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1:45:25 Lol. The miny police car. :3
+Relationz They use those to get tickets
You gave us a choice to jump around, I chose the full length of this video, it's like reading a book why cut from the chase just to read the capture, you need to see it all to realize, New Yorkers and their City Wide Services are the greatest. Thank you for the video, looking forward to move of these
Good video. Local emergency responders are always working hard to keep us safe. What are you doing to keep yourself and your family safe?? Everyone. Look into prepping. Especially for hurricanes. The more people who don't need help themselves the more resources there are to help those in need... Thanks
No-one, I repeat NO-ONE likes thos advertising spam comments which are only posted to lead people to their own channel!
EnjoyFirefighting - International Emergency Response Videos Sorry. Hope that's better. I just don't see the point if people aren't going to help themselves avoid needing emergency help in the first place. Also this video is 5 years old. Relax...
what role does it play if the video was uploaded 5 days or 5 years ago? Guess what: there are countries where you can get along without any prepping, purchasing protective bunkers, guns, rooms filled with food supplies etc
EnjoyFirefighting - International Emergency Response Videos You could post a comment on my channel any time promoting your channel. It takes nothing away from me. RUclips used to be about worldwide community sharing knowledge and information. Now it's all about getting that ego boost based on subscribers and likes etc. Have a great day! Keep the videos coming. Every country has good and bad people in it. Thanks
EnjoyFirefighting - International Emergency Response Videos Since it was 5 years ago its unlikely that you would have any negative impact on veiwership because of my comment. Is not like anyone besides people interested in what happened five years ago would watch it. Btw I'm one of those people. I learn from history. Perhaps you should look into your country's history to see if there was a time when you needed to be prepared. Oh that's right. That's crazy talk. If you live in Europe then world war 1 and 2 ring a bell.
Absolutes Hammer Video!!! Beim Anfang kriegt man schon richtig Gänsehaut... find edie Szene am Anfang mit Ladder 7 sehr gelungen... klarer Favo!! Danke!
Ach herje! So lange...da muss ich mir erst mal Popcorn kaufen gehen. *LOL*
How come in the downtown segment all the traffic lights were out? Traffic didn't even stop like your supposed to.
that was the guy on the motorcycle, and he actaually didn't say it to the ambulance but to the car driver behind him who has honked at him
Fantastic video
What a wild ride
I live in Atlantic City New Jersey and we were ground zero for the storm
We didn't have power for two weeks
There was some serious flooding in my neighborhood
Crazy times
If you left Atlantic City for any reason the police would not let you back for two weeks
AufDauer gesehen wird das wohl eines deiner erfolgreichesten videos werden!
Great video.. Really good responses from emergency vehicles .. I subscribed
why do their outer lights always flash when they are moving?
I mainly use the Canon XA10. but directly during the hurricane, e.g. for the scenes at the crane collapse, I used my older reserve camera, a JCV Everio GZ MS100E
1:15:24 great rumbler siren, Im just in love with it
same in louisiana, when hurricane isac hit, the police drive around at night with their light on like headlights, not strobing. cuz no electricity.
lolz NY suffer from the infamous GTA IV "taxi" traffic bug.
what does the flash pattern on 95% of the police cars in the first 10 minutes represent? "Patrol"?
take a look at 1:47:25
Thank you very much,this is a super great video!!!I love this city:)
Wow, nicht schlecht! Wie lange hast du für das hochladen gebraucht?
they had their lights on to show where people can get help, or simply to have a little bit more lights in the dark streets.
I don't know with which cities or countries you compare the use of vehicles, but I can tell you that we have several dozens of different vehicles...
sorry if this question might be stupid, but this is something a foreigner really doesn't know: aren't there streetlights in NY? For example at 2:06:00 it looks like there are none, or did the electricity get affected?
when you absolutely see no light at all, even if this wasn't in NYC: no traffic lights, no street light, to advertising, no apartments and shops, then it should be clear that there's sth like a power blackout
ok. the question was stupid. sorry man ;)
That's actually an ESU Heavy Rescue truck. It carries mostly rescue equipment. The ESU does have Lenco Bearcats and Peacekeepers for use as "SWAT trucks".
42:34 Is that a fucking unmarked lifted Ram?
SCP-049 obviously yes
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can't you tell by the LIGHT?
tommy snowy lol
I doubt it is. It will just be a first responder's or "on call" personal truck and he has the lights to get to work quicker.
Traffic greatly influences the time of arrival of firefighters to the affected site.
What camera do you use?
Warum sind bei den Police Cars teilweise nur die äußeren Lights an ? hat das eine besondere Bedeutung ?
soweit ich das richtig verstanden habe sind die in dem Zustand nicht auf Einsatzfahrt, geben damit aber dennoch zu erkennen dass hier die Polizei auf Streife unterwegs ist, z.B. sofern einer nach Hilfe sucht so ist die Polizei somit leichter zu erkennen
@@EnjoyFirefighting ah okay. Also wenn jetzt jemand umkippt muss der nur nach blinkenden lichtern schauen oder wie ?
so nach dem Motto; Praktisch wenn du irgendein Problem hast, nicht weißt wohin, irgendeine Art von Hilfe brauchst ... im dichten Verkehr gehen die Streifenwagen sonst schnell unter, so fallen die bissel auf
14:40 It's nice to see an NYPD vehicle that actually says 'POLICE' on the side. It bothers me that NYPD has become a 'brand' and more important than displaying what service you're actually providing. LAPD has gone the same way.
I honestly never noticed that
This video makes great stress relief,
With living in the UK, I was literally cursing everyone that got in the way of the emergency services,
Then I realised that the flashing lights don’t mean anything, you just put your foot down when their up your ass with the sirens wailing,
Here in the UK you have to pull to one side to let them past even when their only on blue lights,
By the end of this vid I assumed that NY Taxis are your first emergency service, as everyone seems to gives way to them,
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Excellent video, too bad this was just Hurricane Sandy at its minor active state. What's the name of the song for the intro? I noticed the website down the description, but I couldn't find the song for it. Did I mention you misspelled "Chicagoland" in line 9 in the description?
how long did theis take to render?
Nice to see police dept using blue and red at the front
Fürs hochladen hats rund ein und ne viertel Studne gedauert, die Verarbeitung seitens youtube auch nochmal so eineinhalb Stunden
we have large capacity ambulance busses as well, but even with them it still takes really many ambulance
What's up with the expedition with the loose tail light at 19:40? It's not NYPD, that's for sure. Plus it has blue at the front as well
Great video! Reminds me of a lot while this storm out in long island.
Same reason that many major cities have Airport Police that aren't part of the city police and many rail systems have their own agencies (like the MTA Police) as do large ports (like the LA Port Police). PAPD performs all those functions for NYC in airports, rail and bus terminals.. Plus PAPD is also certified and licensed in NJ (like MTA Police are also commissioned in CT and the Metro-Transit Police in Washington are commissioned in VA, MD and DC) because their area crosses state lines.
yes it really was a problem, they just parked where they spotted a free place without any system when which ambulance will load a patient and drive off soon. They shoul have set up an assembly area some hundred feet in front of the hospital, and drive on when there's space
btw they also did went to the ambulance bay in the back
On 1:33 what song is called
Ganz großes Kino...Favo ;)
In sandy, the last new batch of nyc crown vic taxis were destroyed. Now there are only 30+ on the streets of nyc. And icon that is nearly extinct
Great job with the video and great contribution.
I have one question. Do you ever experience that the police stop and ask why you film them?.. Because the way you film them when the get close and drive by it seems to me that you at that moment try not to point the camera directly at the police car. Kinda like trying to avoid a 'confrontation'.
2.5 hours of hurricane that gonna take a years
Did you film the Military Trucks drive?
Übernimmt in New York die Polizei auch die Menschenrettung bei VU ?
FlorianSteinfurtNews Nein die Menschenrettung nicht. Es gibt aber die sogenannte ESU (=Emergency Service Unit) diese hilft bei vielen großen Einsätzen in New York.
einerseits habt ihr dafür jetzt rund 2 Wochen zeit, und andererseits hab ich deswegen auch das kleine Kapitelmenü angelegt dass wenn man z.B. die ersten zwei gesehen hat, aufhören, und später direkt beim dritten einsteigen kann
mit dem Teilen kam ich in das Problem, dass man viele Sachen nicht sauber von einander unterteilen konnte, bzw. andere Sachen weder dem einem noch dem anderen Punkt hätte zuordnen können
Bei 0:07, was für eine Automarke ist das? Also der letzte Streifenwagen ist gemeint.
My guess is that they were not in any rush but had their lights on so that others would see them and take it easy. The lights have many different uses. It's also possible to sometimes forget that the lights was on. :)
On the Ladder Co.43 truck , the right side emergency light is broken .
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Just curious but what's with the line of ambulances I'm aware a lot are private but why are they all lined up like that with their lights on
+matt hossfeld at which moment in the video? Where they are standing at the hospital?
48:00 through like 57:00 you see many ambulances most private lined up not moving with their lights on, I'm not form New York nor was I their at the time so I'm not sure what's going on hospital overflow maybe? but I'm curious if someone knows for sure
+matt hossfeld it was the evacuation of the NYU medical center as the power generators failed after the power plant nearby blowed up
Amazing video man thanks for the upload and edit!
and to upload it on youtube? how much?
What are the things blowing out smoke?
scary night for me and pretty much everyone on my block. some people died, some people lost their homes, some just got water damage, it was very stressful
It took me 4 days to watch this video.
NUR? Die Internetleitung hier ist schon die neuste vom neusten und relativ schnell, aber dass hochladen dauert vorallem bei langen Videos sonst wie lange. Bestes Beispiel heute, ungefähr 20sek. Video bestimmt eine halbe Stunde. Mir graust es immer vor langen Videos.
Question, what was 1:09 supposed to be?
wooooow 2.5 hours that`s the coolest vid i`ve ever seen !
have noticed the per a number of other New York videos that show their pd vehicles, have noticed they they tend to drive around alot normally, meanong possibly not going to any calls or anything just driving around with all of their overheads and everything going, so really can never tell if they are actually responding to a call or not...LOL
41:30 "SHUT THE FUCK UP" to the ambulance 😂😂 , I was literally just skipping around and I landed there
yeah, but actually it was said to the car honking and trying to force them to move, but nevertheless a nice scene :D
Thank you very much for this piece, much appreciated !
Interesting video you have there! Lots of emergency vehicles and plenty of footage.
Good job ;)
Why all the NYPD Police back bumper on their car has $10,000 reward?
you did a great job thank you for making it
But these camera man did a good job while taking videos and struggling with the wind instead to be at home relaxing and getting to shelter. Thanks for taking your time to file this
Yes but only if they're showing to the rear. Only volly fd's can have blue light on the front in NY.
Couple guys from my fire department came for a week had over 100 calls during Sandy!
Klarer Favorit!!
Anyone else notice that the very right lense on tower ladder 9 at 54:19 is missing?
Yep
I enjoy the length of the video! Nice job btw.
Around here in Britain we have several different vehicles as well, it's quite logical to do that for different emergency situations, it's more logical in big high rise metropolis as well.
Although it's a hell of a lot in NY :D