I'm a former nurse & a few yrs ago, I came up on a head-on collision. The police/ Fire & EMS hadn't arrived on scene yet. So at that time I started rendering aid to the victims which was 6 of them in total in the two vehicles. When fire arrived on scene, I told the Lt the conditions of the victims & the injuries of them so that the info can be relayed to EMS. I also advised that Medivac needs to be sent to the scene also for the one critical patient I was rendering aid to. This patient had multiple broken ribs, broken femor, head trauma with possible spinal injuries. NONE of the occupant's in the two vehicles were wearing seatbelts at that time. After EMS arrived & they came to where I was at with the patient, I relayed this patients injuries & then I backed off & let EMS take over. But stood by Incase the Paramedic needed additional help till Medivac arrived on scene. So working a scene of a head-on collision is very hectic especially if you have multiple victim's. At the same time I also advised the State Trooper how many victim's & they're injuries so he could add the info into his accident report. I ended up spending over two hours on-scene by the time it was all cleared up at that time After that,
I am a state licensed EMT and been first on scene at quite a few car accidents, when my local fire appear on scene I have said to them I am an EMT and try to give them a report they are not interested and I have even been told get lost
@@Arcturanthat's a very ugly and irresponsible thing of them to do especially if you helped and knew what you were doing ....egos don't need to tag along in situations like that
You all do so much for your communities weather good or bad yall put your heart and soul into taking care of the public, my cousin has been a devoted firefighter for 30 plus years saving lives and its not an easy thing to do and I wanted to say thank you for loving people and putting your lives on the line each day and never complaining about the devastating tasks that yall see and handle every day come rain or shine you give your all no matter what. Than you for all the amazing services you provide for the public and god bless each and every one of you.. thank you so much!❤ god bless you all!!!
One of your best videos yet. Great footage right from the beginning seeing how your department works, and seeing response times. You and your guys stay safe.
I LOVE how all of you wonderful first responders protect the privacy of everyone you are helping!! I'm so impressed by the shoulder to shoulder block!! Sorry lookyloos... Gotta go somewhere else!! Stay safe y'all ✝🙏🏼❤🥰
Where is this at? The incompetent of the law enforcement and fire department personnel on the scene, for letting the lookylou's hang around that scene for so long, never seen anything like it.
Dang bro. That was one hell of a hit!!! I seen a few similar, when my dad and I had wreckers. In just about all of them, speeding and driver inattention were to factor. Just hope both drivers are ok. Great post brother. Be safe!!!!
A lot of them was actually family since they lived in the area. The others were property owners at the scene. I am not crowd control, I have more to worry about and that is the Police Departments job. I don't have time to move people at every scene.
Well, fat boy ems in blue just slowly walks like it not an emergency, #1 he needs better training and lose some weight, if it was his family member bet he move faster, common sense man, look at video he just slowly walks for neck brace and very slowly walks back, a typical paycheck guy letting his female partner do all the work , he lazy as hell
I'm amazed at how slow those medics were. I would have had an IV going, oxygen on, and a set of vitals on that guy before he was ever out of the car. When I was a medic we would have been raked over the coals for being on scene that long with a trauma patient.
What camera are you using here? Really not bad, sound quality is excellent. I like it if it says in the description what cameras are used. Thanks & keep it up.
what an unfortunate thing to happen and I hope everyone involved was ok but dude you need headphone warning that radio and whatever that other noise was nearly blew my eardrum apart. Again hope everyone was ok and had a speedy recovery at that time Cheers
I live in a very small town,,maybe 300 people..But our fire dept.,1st responders..EMT/paramedics and sheriff dept.have their shit together..When they get a call they have everything they need when they show up on site..Why doesn`t this town?
@1:26 I literally did a double take, and turned off the video to check if my radio was going off. That is a dispatch from Monroe County Central Dispatch (Bloomington, IN) for IU Health Medic 206 and Ellettsville Fire Squad 8. I've been watching your videos for years and wouldn't expect traffic from Indiana, particularly from my dispatch channel, to be picked up so clear in Kentucky.
One of the things that always get's me in these videos is 90% of the comments come from arm chair generals, who like too critique one thing or another, response time, gear used, someones actions taken by people during the response, actions taken on arrival to the scene etc are based on " I think I know things, durr " perspectives. 2 things, One; Before you comment ask yourself this, why am I about to post a comment on a video telling someone they're doing a shit job, because I'll tell you now, they're most likely not gonna listen and Two; What do I know about the situation?
It’s who like ‘to’ critique, not ‘too’ critique! My critique is, why does the video stop before it was over, what happened to the victims? What’s the point of the video if there is no conclusion?
This is the internet and everyone critiques everything. “Stick and Stones”. I’m even sure someone out there will try and tie Trump into this somehow. Lighten up.
I don't like these extraction videos where you don't see the end result. It's either closure, knowing the victim got out... or a pacifying way to feel better about actually watching these types of things. This is coming from a guy who absolutely does not subscribe to Russian car accident compilations. I am forever amazed at these heroes!
I hope that all of those people just standing around ore witnesses…..not just nosey looky loos! Let’s all just stand around and watch. 🙄🙄 The law enforcement, fire and rescue have a job to do and I so appreciate everything that they do. My oldest has been a volunteer firefighter since the age of 17, he’s almost 41. Almost 24 years of his life dedicated to something he loves, with little appreciation and no pay. I pray everyone involved in this accident came out ok.
I no the feeling about being under appreciated!! I’ve got 22 yrs in the fire/medical service saved nervous lives, I volunteer my time, use my own fuel, don’t get me wrong I love this job but just one day I’d like to be recognized for my doings…
Oh good grief. You know what, it ISN'T ILLEGAL to stand around and watch, and they can't MAKE you leave, you have to back up, maybe so long as you are not in the crime scene area. THE SUPREME COURT HAS BEEN VERY CLEAR ON THIS......... PUBLIC IS PUBLIC, AND NO ONE IN PUBLIC CAN TAKE AWAY YOUR CONSITIONAL RIGHT TO BE IN PUBLIC
I have noticed emergency vehicles stop not regarding other’s needs. This training is required. EMS stoped and blocked the road! Let traffic move slowly with some consideration . I do understand official requirements. Hope some training is added
What the hell is the use of sending out one bloody fireman - is it to check that there has actually been an accident before they dispatch a fire and rescue unit.
This is driving me crazy! Why are all the people who aren’t with rescue, police, etc just all up there in it? I just want to jump in this video and tell them to get the heck out of there! Go home! Gosh, it’s just nuts! Or am I missing something? If I am, in all sincerity, someone please tell me.
They need to get in there immediately and start extracting the people out,not stand there and view the damage. The person could be bleeding to death. When I was a volunteer that's what they taught us. Don't cause anymore injuries but get them out Fast.
Some of those people need to grab a drink and pull up a chair. If they are not a witness or genuinely helping; then they are nothing more than human maggots. Disgusting.
How do you figure? It gives the responders more detailed information then just MVA. What if there were three vehicles involved? Or one car and a bicycle? You obviously don't do a job where dispatch information is important
tdluvs It usually means the person on the other side is deceased out of respect and privacy and especially if a family member would happen to get there. They dont want anyone to see that. And unfortunately so no whackos come on scene and try to take videos or pictures.
SO PEOPLE ...DONT DRIVE AND TEXT ..SLOW DAMN DOWN, DINT DRINK AND DRIVE .HELLO STOP SPEEDING AND PAY ATTENTION. BE KIND ON THE ROAD.....YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE FIRST... SLOW. DOWN...THIS IS WHY
Well where I live it takes a while since I live in a rural area (Out in the country) As you can tell its probly the same reason here. Hope I helped! :D
You can instantly tell this is a volunteer community. First its obviously in the rural countryside, secondly the battalion chief / fire chief arrives before anyone else and starts dispatching apparatuses. This means he's telling dispatch to page the volunteers to the station. Those volunteers have to leave work/home and drive to the station, change and then drive to the scene. Living in the country is cheaper for a reason and emergency service response times are somethings you give up. They'll get there, but its gonna take a little while longer.
and people bitch about paying some taxes. Well paying taxes give you better equipments and man power for your local fire department, EMT, and Officers. SMH.
Wow its like they all stand around and dont know what to do. Cut the top off of vehicle. By watching police pit maneuvers and fireman. 1 is they need to be in fitness and need extreme training. I love both but have seen how they are not trained very well that why they need to be from the marines on these jobs. I commend you for your courage and bravrry
wow, their is a strong need to re-evaluate your Command procedures, specifically the basics of Initial on scene Command procedures, 360, IAP , communications (updates), full scene report of all injured. Hey its easy to critique anyone But take these comments and turn them into a positive evaluation for the better of the Department you represent.
1st...scene safety, why are you allowing bystanders access to the scene? Are the power lines down? Is there fuel leaking? 2nd Don't touch the vehicle until it is stabilized. Worst scene management I've seen, what the heck was law enforcement doing?
Arthur Stacey everyone is always in one big hurry. No patience for anything. That's what makes it so dangerous for the crews that work these calls, people don't wanna wait.
Under the circumstances i think its justified! ppl have jobs places to be and even though its a bad accident life goes on...Still they probable shouldn't drive over the lawns until the cops said its ok
I think it's great the way the keep the lookyloos out anytime there's an accident a fire ect they have to crowd around and and stare at they wouldn't like it if the shoe was on the other foot
although i'm 27 and a P2 driver living on the other side of the world seeing videos like this i know some are more graphic than others but these kind of videos make me realise i made the right decision to stop driving i think if i did keep driving i would have maybe not only killed myself but also innocent people aswell
I be damn if I move my medic so the PD ,SO or Troopers can open the road back up , OH HELL NO! about 22 minutes in, nope , not , Mr police, or deputy or trooper , THIS IS MY SCENE PERIOD!
Actually. You are incorrect, the FDs job is overall scene safety. The FD has the power to keep people back for safety. And even at worst case, you should call for PD to remove them if you do not have a backbone to do it yourself. SAFETY first, and that is the FDs # 1 Priority.
There’s really nothing much to see other than the wreck itself. Other videos will pan in to see how the fire department gets the car apart to make the rescue.
If you didn't notice about 5 minutes into the video you see and older guy sit down. looks like complaint of headache and knee pain. most likely the driver of the red vehicle
Why were the bystanders at the vehicle and the ones driving up to scene and leaving there vehicles in the road not cleared. Otherwise looks like a good job well done
Milton sorry but this paramedics at least need more training is car accident you need at time you arrive gloves, cervical collar take out stretcher oxy bag, long board,
Edwin Ortega each town has a different way of doing thing each town also only uses certain equipment and on a call like this best thing to do is have a backboard ready and that circler Collar that's made from foam is a form of a cervical collar they would have most likely switched it out once they got him out of the car in the rig as a former first aid member there isn't much the first aid squad can do when a car isn't stable what they grab was appropriate at their time of arrival a firefighter or cop could have grabbed the stretcher yes they should have brought it to begin with but scene safety tops over any piece of equipment
4186Shooter Yes, always. Load and go doesn't mean you don't get a collar and O2. If she was smart, she would have placed the long board on top of the stretcher with her trauma bag and O2 tank. She placed the long-board down and went all the way back to get the stretcher and stuff. Does that make any sense to you? No. that's delaying patient care. If you aren't an EMT which most of you don't seem like it, you clearly have no idea how to run on calls. If you're saying "load and go" that means it needs to be quick, so why is she first taking a long board placing it on the floor then going back and getting the stretcher? As slow as she was going that is not considered a "load and go" attitude.
I'm a former nurse & a few yrs ago, I came up on a head-on collision.
The police/ Fire & EMS hadn't arrived on scene yet.
So at that time I started rendering aid to the victims which was 6 of them in total in the two vehicles.
When fire arrived on scene, I told the Lt the conditions of the victims & the injuries of them so that the info can be relayed to EMS.
I also advised that Medivac needs to be sent to the scene also for the one critical patient I was rendering aid to.
This patient had multiple broken ribs, broken femor, head trauma with possible spinal injuries.
NONE of the occupant's in the two vehicles were wearing seatbelts at that time.
After EMS arrived & they came to where I was at with the patient, I relayed this patients injuries & then I backed off & let EMS take over. But stood by Incase the Paramedic needed additional help till Medivac arrived on scene.
So working a scene of a head-on collision is very hectic especially if you have multiple victim's.
At the same time I also advised the State Trooper how many victim's & they're injuries so he could add the info into his accident report.
I ended up spending over two hours on-scene by the time it was all cleared up at that time
After that,
I am a state licensed EMT and been first on scene at quite a few car accidents, when my local fire appear on scene I have said to them I am an EMT and try to give them a report they are not interested and I have even been told get lost
@@ArcturanThat is just unprofessional and arrogant. I am so sad to hear that. I hope that doesn't stop you from helping.
@@Arcturanthat's a very ugly and irresponsible thing of them to do especially if you helped and knew what you were doing ....egos don't need to tag along in situations like that
Jason you and your fire department are an asset to your community and despite people's negativity you guys bust your ass doing what you do.
You all do so much for your communities weather good or bad yall put your heart and soul into taking care of the public, my cousin has been a devoted firefighter for 30 plus years saving lives and its not an easy thing to do and I wanted to say thank you for loving people and putting your lives on the line each day and never complaining about the devastating tasks that yall see and handle every day come rain or shine you give your all no matter what. Than you for all the amazing services you provide for the public and god bless each and every one of you.. thank you so much!❤ god bless you all!!!
One of your best videos yet. Great footage right from the beginning seeing how your department works, and seeing response times. You and your guys stay safe.
WOW! I do hope the lady is OK...great footage you all did a great job, stay safe and keep up the great work
Please tell me why the little EMT lady, at first, was the only one doing anything. Firefighters are trained for that too.
My daughter is a firefighter and she is trained in All emergencies, so I agree 💯
I think that the injured person was female. Maybe she requested the lady EMT or maybe the male EMT thought it was a better idea.
Your. So. Right. Give. Me. Your. Number. I'll. Call. Yoy
I LOVE how all of you wonderful first responders protect the privacy of everyone you are helping!! I'm so impressed by the shoulder to shoulder block!! Sorry lookyloos... Gotta go somewhere else!! Stay safe y'all ✝🙏🏼❤🥰
Where is this at? The incompetent of the law enforcement and fire department personnel on the scene, for letting the lookylou's hang around that scene for so long, never seen anything like it.
@@williamsmith2141it happens all over the country all the time
There already is helmet cam footage of this same run if you would look at the other videos. We have several videos on here.
Dang bro. That was one hell of a hit!!! I seen a few similar, when my dad and I had wreckers. In just about all of them, speeding and driver inattention were to factor. Just hope both drivers are ok. Great post brother. Be safe!!!!
A lot of them was actually family since they lived in the area. The others were property owners at the scene. I am not crowd control, I have more to worry about and that is the Police Departments job. I don't have time to move people at every scene.
David1🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤😢
Well, fat boy ems in blue just slowly walks like it not an emergency, #1 he needs better training and lose some weight, if it was his family member bet he move faster, common sense man, look at video he just slowly walks for neck brace and very slowly walks back, a typical paycheck guy letting his female partner do all the work , he lazy as hell
Thanks for the video great job!
I'm amazed at how slow those medics were. I would have had an IV going, oxygen on, and a set of vitals on that guy before he was ever out of the car. When I was a medic we would have been raked over the coals for being on scene that long with a trauma patient.
Your. Right. Give. Me. Your. Number I'll. Call. You
What camera are you using here? Really not bad, sound quality is excellent. I like it if it says in the description what cameras are used. Thanks & keep it up.
It is a Sony Handycam
We do that to keep glass off the patient when they are cutting them out of a vehicle.
what an unfortunate thing to happen and I hope everyone involved was ok but dude you need headphone warning that radio and whatever that other noise was nearly blew my eardrum apart. Again hope everyone was ok and had a speedy recovery at that time Cheers
Yes, however the Engine on scene was from Bedford Fire not ours.
I live in a very small town,,maybe 300 people..But our fire dept.,1st responders..EMT/paramedics and sheriff dept.have their shit together..When they get a call they have everything they need when they show up on site..Why doesn`t this town?
God Bless you! Very wonderful nurse!❤❤❤❤
@1:26 I literally did a double take, and turned off the video to check if my radio was going off. That is a dispatch from Monroe County Central Dispatch (Bloomington, IN) for IU Health Medic 206 and Ellettsville Fire Squad 8. I've been watching your videos for years and wouldn't expect traffic from Indiana, particularly from my dispatch channel, to be picked up so clear in Kentucky.
That Ambo parked in almost the worst spot possible!
Jacob Combs no it was blocking traffic on purpose
Just so that we don't see anything.
One of the things that always get's me in these videos is 90% of the comments come from arm chair generals, who like too critique one thing or another, response time, gear used, someones actions taken by people during the response, actions taken on arrival to the scene etc are based on " I think I know things, durr " perspectives. 2 things, One; Before you comment ask yourself this, why am I about to post a comment on a video telling someone they're doing a shit job, because I'll tell you now, they're most likely not gonna listen and Two; What do I know about the situation?
Well from my grandstand sit i was asking myself why would the ambulance driver park where they did?
It’s who like ‘to’ critique, not ‘too’ critique!
My critique is, why does the video stop before it was over, what happened to the victims? What’s the point of the video if there is no conclusion?
This is the internet and everyone critiques everything. “Stick and Stones”. I’m even sure someone out there will try and tie Trump into this somehow. Lighten up.
Master o. Same goes for what you write. BS. 😂
Isn't anyone worried about the power line. Just feels like everyone is moving so slow. Hope everyone is alright.
I've got my BSI. Is my scene safe? I need FD, and I'm considering C-spine collar.
First responders just don't get enough credit for all that they do.
I don't like these extraction videos where you don't see the end result. It's either closure, knowing the victim got out... or a pacifying way to feel better about actually watching these types of things. This is coming from a guy who absolutely does not subscribe to Russian car accident compilations. I am forever amazed at these heroes!
Go watch Part 2. It is the same accident, but from the helmet cam from 14:00 on.
You would been much better off posting the last line in your comment and kept the negative crap to yourself.
You would like to see the victim? Look in the mirror
In the 30 seco under of this I saw a spirit leave
I hope that all of those people just standing around ore witnesses…..not just nosey looky loos! Let’s all just stand around and watch. 🙄🙄 The law enforcement, fire and rescue have a job to do and I so appreciate everything that they do. My oldest has been a volunteer firefighter since the age of 17, he’s almost 41. Almost 24 years of his life dedicated to something he loves, with little appreciation and no pay. I pray everyone involved in this accident came out ok.
I no the feeling about being under appreciated!! I’ve got 22 yrs in the fire/medical service saved nervous lives, I volunteer my time, use my own fuel, don’t get me wrong I love this job but just one day I’d like to be recognized for my doings…
TR SMITH YOUR NOT A WITNES SO MUST HAVE CLICKED ON THE VIDEO BECOUSE YOUR A NOSEY LOOKY LOO!
Oh good grief. You know what, it ISN'T ILLEGAL to stand around and watch, and they can't MAKE you leave, you have to back up, maybe so long as you are not in the crime scene area. THE SUPREME COURT HAS BEEN VERY CLEAR ON THIS......... PUBLIC IS PUBLIC, AND NO ONE IN PUBLIC CAN TAKE AWAY YOUR CONSITIONAL RIGHT TO BE IN PUBLIC
I have noticed emergency vehicles stop not regarding other’s needs. This training is required. EMS stoped and blocked the road! Let traffic move slowly with some consideration . I do understand official requirements. Hope some training is added
Not a fatal
What the hell is the use of sending out one bloody fireman - is it to check that there has actually been an accident before they dispatch a fire and rescue unit.
next you'll complain cuz they sent to many.
Holy shit half the vehicle is gone.....??? Only the cab was seen
I was trying to figure that out, too!
It looks like the view is looking at the vehicle straight on. I can see headlight and license plate
This is driving me crazy! Why are all the people who aren’t with rescue, police, etc just all up there in it? I just want to jump in this video and tell them to get the heck out of there! Go home! Gosh, it’s just nuts! Or am I missing something? If I am, in all sincerity, someone please tell me.
What kind of vehicle is that?? I can’t make it out.
They need to get in there immediately and start extracting the people out,not stand there and view the damage. The person could be bleeding to death. When I was a volunteer that's what they taught us. Don't cause anymore injuries but get them out Fast.
Some of those people need to grab a drink and pull up a chair. If they are not a witness or genuinely helping; then they are nothing more than human maggots. Disgusting.
Yes there were that didnt belong there!!
Cops let people walk up and look at a dead woman! If I was her family I would be so mad. What kind of Crap town is this?
Why is the damn fire fighter just standing there!!!!???
How the hell do you rip the axels off a car.
Great job guys !!
How do you figure? It gives the responders more detailed information then just MVA. What if there were three vehicles involved? Or one car and a bicycle? You obviously don't do a job where dispatch information is important
I know this is late post they really need to back off seeing if there OK is one thing don't get in the way of emergency personnel
yes they r way to close!
when was that white 1982 Chevy 3500 retired?
Please give info as to discription what occurred
Chief does 8502 have his/her own department vehicle also or just you?
I don't know alot but I do follow this channel. May I ask why a white towel was put over the window without offending anyone?
tdluvs
It usually means the person on the other side is deceased out of respect and privacy and especially if a family member would happen to get there. They dont want anyone to see that. And unfortunately so no whackos come on scene and try to take videos or pictures.
Usually to protect the person from glass as they're removing the windows or windshield.
Where is this at what dept
This could be 😮a volunteer fire department when they can only pay 1 person
SO PEOPLE ...DONT DRIVE AND TEXT ..SLOW DAMN DOWN, DINT DRINK AND DRIVE .HELLO STOP SPEEDING AND PAY ATTENTION. BE KIND ON THE ROAD.....YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE FIRST... SLOW. DOWN...THIS IS WHY
YELLING is sin. (Jeremiah 48:33)
WHERE ON 421 is this My FD is also on 421 in pender county
Great video but I’m wondering why didn’t the police keep all them nosey bystanders back
why dosnt you tube keep you nosey clowns out of the comments?????
We both have Ford Explorers, they look the same just different years.
Why the fire dept took so long to get on scene
Well where I live it takes a while since I live in a rural area (Out in the country) As you can tell its probly the same reason here. Hope I helped! :D
You can instantly tell this is a volunteer community. First its obviously in the rural countryside, secondly the battalion chief / fire chief arrives before anyone else and starts dispatching apparatuses. This means he's telling dispatch to page the volunteers to the station. Those volunteers have to leave work/home and drive to the station, change and then drive to the scene. Living in the country is cheaper for a reason and emergency service response times are somethings you give up. They'll get there, but its gonna take a little while longer.
and people bitch about paying some taxes. Well paying taxes give you better equipments and man power for your local fire department, EMT, and Officers. SMH.
I think this is rush county? I live in Henry.
Trimble County KY
Wow its like they all stand around and dont know what to do. Cut the top off of vehicle. By watching police pit maneuvers and fireman. 1 is they need to be in fitness and need extreme training. I love both but have seen how they are not trained very well that why they need to be from the marines on these jobs. I commend you for your courage and bravrry
Like a good neighbor state farm is there 😁😁
what city/county?
what was the ringing sound?
People gotta see the blood n guts...evening sitting down ...like wheres the hotdogs...damn.
very great KY looks just like our state of WV think the two are twin states in a way lol anyway Great Job Stay Safe
wow, their is a strong need to re-evaluate your Command procedures, specifically the basics of Initial on scene Command procedures, 360, IAP , communications (updates), full scene report of all injured. Hey its easy to critique anyone But take these comments and turn them into a positive evaluation for the better of the Department you represent.
wherever this is if you live in the area.....MOVE!
Do you still have the dash cams in the other trucks, I'd love to see the response of the engine.
You'd LOVE to see?!
yo chief. you need a glass saw for cutting the window out. less shattering and flying shards..
are you guys looking for paid guys and/or volunteer guys?
This is not a extracation this is a recovery. Everyone is working to slow
Did anyone check on the other vehicle a second squad would probably be needed.
See the man with the sleeveless shirt, shorts and black cap walking at 01:37? That is the driver of the red pickup truck. They checked him out. :)
1st...scene safety, why are you allowing bystanders access to the scene? Are the power lines down? Is there fuel leaking? 2nd Don't touch the vehicle until it is stabilized. Worst scene management I've seen, what the heck was law enforcement doing?
Damn nothing left of that but the red one needs new front end
Did they die?
Gotta love Lookey Lou's... Their excitement for the day
Haha wow I’ve never even SEEN most of these car parts.
Milton Kentucky, Trimble County.
Milton, Kentucky. Trimble county
where do people get off driving on other peoples lawns, no need for it
Arthur Stacey everyone is always in one big hurry. No patience for anything. That's what makes it so dangerous for the crews that work these calls, people don't wanna wait.
Under the circumstances i think its justified! ppl have jobs places to be and even though its a bad accident life goes on...Still they probable shouldn't drive over the lawns until the cops said its ok
I think it's great the way the keep the lookyloos out anytime there's an accident a fire ect they have to crowd around and and stare at they wouldn't like it if the shoe was on the other foot
although i'm 27 and a P2 driver living on the other side of the world seeing videos like this i know some are more graphic than others but these kind of videos make me realise i made the right decision to stop driving i think if i did keep driving i would have maybe not only killed myself but also innocent people aswell
I be damn if I move my medic so the PD ,SO or Troopers can open the road back up , OH HELL NO! about 22 minutes in, nope , not , Mr police, or deputy or trooper , THIS IS MY SCENE PERIOD!
@6:30 "Chief, you have a phone call on line 1"
हे इश्वर अंजानेमे गाडी चलाने वाले की गलती होगयी तो उसे माफ करणा ओर जोइस दुनीयासे चले गये उनके आत्मा को इश्वर शांती दे Amem
where the heck is the fire dept with the jaws of life
Keep those Creeps from Looking in the Car window! THE Deceased Should be protected! How Rude!
How do you know they are deceased
Good job Chief...
The Hawks gather around so they can see every thing when they move the body. Yep. Kentucky.
I hope the victims are okay.
video is filmed too far away.
WHERE IS THE REST OF THE VEHICLE! I WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED IF HE/ SHE DIDNT MAKE IT!
I don’t think he/she made it out alive??
Where’s the fire department? I only see one guy
Actually. You are incorrect, the FDs job is overall scene safety. The FD has the power to keep people back for safety. And even at worst case, you should call for PD to remove them if you do not have a backbone to do it yourself. SAFETY first, and that is the FDs # 1 Priority.
No police no other traffic,maybe a alien will come buy, the firemen can order the aliens
There’s really nothing much to see other than the wreck itself. Other videos will pan in to see how the fire department gets the car apart to make the rescue.
Our radio systems here do not work well
If you didn't notice about 5 minutes into the video you see and older guy sit down. looks like complaint of headache and knee pain. most likely the driver of the red vehicle
They moved slow. I hope everyone was ok.
Why were the bystanders at the vehicle and the ones driving up to scene and leaving there vehicles in the road not cleared. Otherwise looks like a good job well done
so that karen s like you have some thing to bitch about for likes
Milton sorry but this paramedics at least need more training is car accident you need at time you arrive gloves, cervical collar take out stretcher oxy bag, long board,
Not always, this car accident is pretty bad, load and go!
Jesus for someone who wasn't there you have A lot to say about how the call should have been run
Edwin Ortega each town has a different way of doing thing each town also only uses certain equipment and on a call like this best thing to do is have a backboard ready and that circler Collar that's made from foam is a form of a cervical collar they would have most likely switched it out once they got him out of the car in the rig as a former first aid member there isn't much the first aid squad can do when a car isn't stable what they grab was appropriate at their time of arrival a firefighter or cop could have grabbed the stretcher yes they should have brought it to begin with but scene safety tops over any piece of equipment
4186Shooter Yes, always. Load and go doesn't mean you don't get a collar and O2. If she was smart, she would have placed the long board on top of the stretcher with her trauma bag and O2 tank. She placed the long-board down and went all the way back to get the stretcher and stuff. Does that make any sense to you? No. that's delaying patient care. If you aren't an EMT which most of you don't seem like it, you clearly have no idea how to run on calls. If you're saying "load and go" that means it needs to be quick, so why is she first taking a long board placing it on the floor then going back and getting the stretcher? As slow as she was going that is not considered a "load and go" attitude.
Finely the guy goes to look at the trapped person
Pray 🎉for the people in accident and the famly
This is in indiana my fire station is being dispatched to a call during the run
Indiana? I live in lafayette, IN
Oh ok, thank you
Wow i live like a hour away from Trimble county.. haha cool
Bedford fire engine 8835 was the engine first on scene