Helicopter Medics Respond To Emergency Situation | Helicopter ER S1 E4 | Real Responders
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2020
- This week on Helicopter ER, A herd of cows goes rogue and turns on its stockman, leaving him with life-threatening injuries. The paramedics of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance also fall victim to an elaborate hoax after a climber who claims to have fallen off a cliff face turns out to be unhurt.
Strap in and fire up the helicopter engines for the most adrenaline-packed medical rescue missions you've ever seen on TV. This popular British series takes viewers into the cockpits of ER choppers to experience life or death dramas, high-speed action and colourful characters. The missions are often the only hope for the critically ill or badly injured in England's most unreachable landscapes.
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The prankster needs to be charged and jail time, period.
Jail time just costs the tax payers more. He should be put on the no fly list for air ambulance and made to repay every penny (and not from social grant money either) while doing community service in the trauma unit of a hospital. Failure to comply should result in him being sectioned at the expense of his family.
no wonder he was so anxious about them cutting his newly bought jacket
@@celticphoenix2579 "at the expense of his family" I don't think you should punish his family for association with him, he should have to do work in a jail with no pay.
@@Inky561314 served him right though!!!
I think he would have been in the USA.
After seeing he pranked a second time- lock him up for years. Thats absolute BS. Those other people really needed the help that was wasted on the prankster. Ugh. Makes my blood burn!
Basically he could cause the death of someone. The UK courts are so easy on people who break the law and not so protective of the public.
They need to hit him in any and every way it'll hurt. Jail time, community service, fines and made to pay the equivalent amount for what that level of care would cost, plus the pay for each and every worker involved in his rescue and hospital stay. I'm assuming something like that would routinely be covered by the NHS, it absolutely should not be in cases such as this. My dad was a first responder so, I've heard stories, such as this, firsthand. It pisses me off to no end that people would even think to do things like this. I also feel like, if they, or he, want(s) to use mental illness as an excuse, he should be forced to undergo a psych eval and hospitalized/treated accordingly. If he knows right from wrong, mental illness should not be a factor. Millions of people are diagnosed with various mental illnesses, myself included, but I still know what's right and what's wrong and I don't use my issues as an excuse for my bad behaviour.
one thing about America we don't have that problem often.
not locking them up, let them pay every mission of the month
Same dude
They should’ve made the hoaxer meet/see the poor elderly man he prevented from getting care quickly
Like he would care. He's a scumbag
He wouldn’t care. Some jail time might be best!
I have to agree with the replies that he wouldn't care. Only a very selfish (probably narcissistic) person would do what he has done. He should be locked up.
No matter what time when the sirens went past my mom went into the kitchen & lit a cigarette. My sister and I would then go out to the counter and we would wait for the phone to ring so we could know that my dad was back at the station safe. What the hoaxter did was not only not funny,but criminal since he obtained narcotics illegally, & he put first responders at risk, & he put his community members at risk,& he stole money from every other person who has to pay a higher medical bill...just to name a few:))
"And I don't like sharp needles ..."
"That's okay, I've got a great big dull one right here ..."
LOL very good!
If I just fell like that I would not care if you used a harpoon .Just stop the pain a little .Ppl act like it hurts .🤣
coming from someone that has a lot of injections, I much prefer a sharp one than a blunt one...
"That's okay, I've got a great big dull one right here ..." That's Prefect , ON Your Feet Thinking...
Wow, I didn't expect that the prank was going to be that elaborate! I thought it was just going to be a hang up call or something like that. I didn't even put two and two together when I noticed something was off about the "climber's" accident scene. The "climber" wasn't wearing climbing shoes, all the ropes are climbing gear were just a jumbled mess, and (as mentioned) he was climbing alone.
How did the authorities understand that this was a hoax?
Here in L.A., for something of this magnitude and involving repeated offenses, the twit hoaxer would have been arrested, processed, fined quite heavily, and billed for every penny of the response, and resources dispatched.
He would've been billed anyway since we don't have universal health.
That's just sad. He should definitely be charged and serve some time.
Yes. If he doesn’t have sort of mental illness that’s causing him to do this that is. But if he does, he should be admitted to a psych hospital so he can get help if he needs it.
That fake-climber must have Munchhausen. That extent of faking is beyond mere prankster.
Munchhausen syndrome is able to be diagnosed by a psychologist and it would be on his record, and the ems that rescued him would have been informed so if they were in the situation that he placed them in it would be easier to just take him to the hospital by ambulance than to waste the time and money of the life flight operatives
Munchausen or not the issue is the safety of the crews that showed up to help!!! Yes this person needs help but at least where I worked as a medic if it was found out that it was a prank our ER staff would notify us and put the patient up on physic ward. Unfortunately we medics respond to all calls as if they are real.
@@michelestanley-parish3063 - Sure. But if the patient doesn't get help he/she will just continue to false call emergencies like this.
I find it hard to believe that ANYONE would be so selfish as to use the air emergency for pranks. He easily could have caused a death with his stunts! What is he after...shots of morphine? Disgusting!
Kate Murphy Possibly munchausen’s. Mental illness.
He's an attention seeker; they often create situations where others, usually professionals, HAVE TO pay attention to them. I worked in a major hospital for 45 years, the last 18 in the ICU, and we saw it all the time---people who constantly did stupid things just to get themselves admitted to the hospital to have some attention.
It isn't that they're ignored or neglected, at least where I lived and worked; it was nearly always that they wanted a heightened sense of self-importance, the "I pulled this and got away with it" sort of thing.
I would guess he was just looking for a fix. They couldnt even get a vain
@@TinasCrazyLife vein, but I agree with you that it is either drug seeking behavior or mental illness. Either way, he is a clear danger to himself and others so perhaps being consigned to a psychiatric facility against his will would be best for him and the general public.
I posted about this exact thing. I think he may be a drug addict. He’s getting pain meds from both the ambulance and helimed services then simply walks out of the hospital. Especially since he’s used 3 different helimed services.
Besides the fact that he wasted so much money and resources, the fact that the hoaxer took that care away from someone who very much needed it is infuriating!!
That guy definitely needs to be charged!!
Lock the guy in a room with someone like my mom who’ll give him so much unwanted attention he’ll never want attention again
Lol!
Wait the hoax guy doesn't have to pay the bill? in the US even if it was real he would get a 50k+ bill for getting airlifted. I'm puzzled, so he did this for a helicopter ride? wtf....
Drug seeking behaviour
Socialized medicine
IDK where you get your misinformation from, but here's some real #'s for you to remember in the future... My life flight bill was $3,300. and the AMA paid for it.
That's the difference between a modern country and a 4th world country.
Lmfao we get the bill even when we are slowly dying in the helicopter. They hunt you down the second u are out of a critical condition.
The prankster should pay for the costs for the air ambulance, the medications, the salary of the hospital staff and the rescue operations. After that he should be locked up.
That guy is absolutely unbelievable, he should definitely get punished for his ridiculousness. 🙄 Other people need real help!
Do they have laws against prank calls to emergency services in the UK. Here in the U.S. we have the law "misuse of emergency services". It doesn't get rid of all bs calls but it cuts down on them.
Yes, you get fined right away and possible payment for the services you really didn't need.
In the netherlands you get fined to i think
Honestly it doesn't cut down on them either because we don't pursue it. Why? I have no idea. The only case I have ever personally seen my department charge someone with it was when a lady called 911 seventy-six times while drunk just to yell at the telecommunicators. This was over a two hour period.
@@cappinteddy3228 OMG. I'd have to take a net with me and haul her to jail.
@@cappinteddy3228 I imagine it’s because the NHS is already strained to the breaking point? Obviously for better or for worse we have a VERY different system here in the US so I am really at a loss to understand why this happens so much. I saw the same thing on “Inside the Ambulance.”
Also...and I mean no personal offense with this as I’m sure you’re doing the best you can with the hand you’re dealt...on the latter show I got a very strong impression a lot of ambulance calls were happening because of delays getting into the GP or specialists, that would be absolutely unacceptable here in the States. A lot of us are very afraid right now of soon facing a similar situation should the government choose socialized medicine. The difference between the treatment I got for a mental health crisis here in the US, and the insane delays a friend of mine in Germany got with even worse symptoms, is absolutely frightening to me. I was in to a GP within a day of seeking help and to within a week, whereas my friend had to suffer months before finally getting the specialist care she needed.
That ending with the tree guy was so wholesome! I'm glad that he values the help he got as much as he does (not like that prankster...)
very sweet of him trying to raise money for air ambulance, I have seen other episodes where patients have done that, very kind and thoughtful of them
Does the "Amateur Tree Surgeon", Judd Bruce (?) has a website? I'd be interested in purchasing one of his bird houses.
16:27 Oh MY GOD that NECK
i had to look like 10 times cuz i couldn't see what u were talking about then BAM!!! i saw it, and now i can't unsee it LOL.
@@theresecoco1887 master Oogway
The faker should be given a bill for both incidents, and if he does not pay it he goes to jail.
Plus lots of jail time
That makes me feel very angry that someone would fake an accident. Charge the man for it!
"It's just a prank bro!"
- "Get shot in the sack bro!"
Only a sick person does things like that....should be fined
That hoaxer has serious mental problems. He needs not to just be allowed to "walk out of the hospital" to keep doing this.
Should’ve been kept for a psych evaluation honestly
He obviously needs some serious help.
needs to be walked to mandatory psych eval
@@thekawaiicripple definitely a 5150 hold, if nothing else.
The chronic hoaxer should be made to do community service at a long term care facility for those who have actually suffered the injuries he is claiming. He could empty bed pans, change bedding, launder soiled clothing etc.
When patients apologize to paramedics for feeling like they caused them trouble for their emergencies, you know very well they're one of the nicest people. Tells a lot of their good nature.
I participated in a few prank calls when I was a teen, but they were to trucking companies and such, and had nothing to do with emergencies. Even then, we were easily scared off, and no legal actions were needed. To prank emergency services never occurred to us, but maybe that was we all knew people who were volunteer responders and firefighters. Even to this day, I prefer to not call emergency numbers, to the point my son has tricked me into it once because he was afraid he couldn't make it in time and wanted me to get care asap. Put the "prankster" (I don't think it's a prank if other lives are put into danger) in jail and make him pay double or maybe even triple the costs so he might possibly make up for damages.
I'm sorry to admit that we called the zoo for Mr. Lyon and Mr. Baer a few times.
Maybe if they charged him for his rides, care and endangering others, he might think twice. And if not locked up either in prison or a psych hospital
How disgusting! He should be arrested & do medical community service for a few years!!! 👿👿👿👿
That prankster needs to spend some time behind bars so he can think about the seriousness of his actions!! Followed by a good fanny whooping!!
and a high fine for each time.
I'm suprised someone making hoax calls isn't charged for the cost of their service immediatly after they leave hospital. They said he got a warning but had already done it 7 times. Here you can be charged just for calling 911 for no reason or having an ambulance sent to you for no reason would be way more. I saw another one of these shows about the ambulance service and there were people who called 999 repeatedly all day with nothing wrong and I was blown away how they weren't being charged for making those calls especially to that extent but to think people are able to do that to an air ambulance service without reprocussion is crazy to me.
I noticed the same thing and all I could think was that it’s the “fun” of socialized medicine. Tolerating prank calls, for lack of resources or care for efficiency, and on top of that, loads of calls that really seemed to me to stem from unacceptable delays in getting into the GP or specialists where in the US a referral would’ve happened immediately and the patient gotten in much sooner so they could know what was wrong. So guess where all that overflow and inefficiency winds up? In the ER. I dread the day this comes to the US.
That man needs to go to prison.
Are we not going to discuss the fact that the first man was the victim of bovine gang violence.....?
Horse pepole.... "OH shit, I haven´t bedded up the stall yet...." They are always more concerned about the horses then their selfs.
Exactly!
Yeap! Been there done it myself. Owned many horses and got kicked, thrown, bucked off, rolled over on and slid off due to faulty equipment. But the horses had to be taken care of first!!
Throw him in jail, that would be his last prank call! 🤬
Why blur his face?! Show his face so everyone can shame that monster! I am so angry about him!
Facebook him.
Usually they blur faces if it turned into a police matter, which this obviously were. So there you go
I was paralyzed from labor of birth. The doctors didn't believe I was, so they stuck needles in my feet, toes legs,knee,thighs & buttocks til I could feel them. They should have done it to him. Then ow,ow,ow with pain from the needle. Right there I thought this guy has something else going on...my hunch was right.
So true!! As soon as he was scared of the needle, I was like, there is no way he's in extreme back pain.
they said his ONE hoax call costed the NHS $20,000 and he's done it how many times?!? and they gave him one more warning?!? like for real maybe he should've served some jail time after the first or second hoax call or be made to pay for some of those services he's wasting....make that dude accountable for what he's doing!!!!
I think it was a total of 6 times.
That prankster should be expected to pay the money that it took for that rescue quite honestly.
He should pay for the cost of all the care he was given fuel used, everything. If can't afford it then he could do work in the community to to work it off. He needs a consequence.
I love this show. Im from the US, they are just so much kinder,at least on this show.
The prankster should be in jail!! For a long, long, long time!!🤬
Prank calling once is bad enough, but twice?? Not to mention the other calls. That deserves jail time. The poor guy stuck in his car shouldn't have had to wait because of selfish people like the guy that prank called.
People who are pranksters should be charged and jailed. Change your laws. This is ridiculous for that man to keep doing this when people actually need help.
Just tell that guy they have to put him in a coma, he'll sprint away
That's perfect. Let him wake up studded with needles and tubes.
This mate who got stomped by cows lost his bloody teeth. Bloody hell mate
The hoaxer should be fined cost of air travel & care from all 4 of the air bases that came out & collected him. Made to pay back all medical bills & sentenced to community services & jail time from which a prank could have easily cost someone else there life!! Absolutely appalling!
Talk about a contrast between the best and the worst of humanity! On one hand I want to wring the hoaxer’s neck...on the other hand you have the guy who had a genuine accident and owes nothing, who wants to raise money for the air ambulance service. The latter guy warms my heart. :-)
When I broke my humerus as 8yo I cried more when they said they had to cut my favorite shirt. :D They tried their best at removing it over my head but no go.
It looks like (non witnessed) pranksters need a non negotiable mandatory 1-2 year jail term for 1st offense.
Wow. That faker had no veins to access according to the rescuer,who thought it strange for a person who is supposed to be fit. He certainly called that right!
Send the prankster over here.
The U.S. healthcare system will stop that bad habit.
Hell, most of us can't afford to pay when we have real injuries, especially a helicopter rescue!! We'd be like, "Just leave me lying here, I'll crawl to the hospital."
there are so many people in my life who would be dead had they not had access to a speedy emergency service arrival. prank calls are horrific and selfish. please, if you’re reading this, don’t prank call. you could be inadvertently killing somebody- somebody with a family and with loved ones. think of these things before you do pranks, please.
There should have been a couple of good cattle dogs there, standing by. They would have jumped in and driven the cattle away.
I love the Polo pony rider's priorities. Her knickers, and the ponies.
The hoaxer has to be charged with reckless endangerment, because he is having his jollies at other peoples expense. He has to be heavily FINED and jailed.
In north Florida, helicopter cost the person up to $25,000. Ambulance is $785 and insurance pays $275 you have to pay the rest. Ambulance is not in Medicare. But people can get finds if don’t get get out of the lane ambulance or police or fire fighters need to come through.
What a strange thing to do hoaxing when he has to know he'd be found out. He should be in jail as well as having to pay back the costs of the rescue. How absolutely bizarre.
Does the "Amateur Tree Surgeon", Judd Bruce (?) has a website? I'd be interested in purchasing one of his bird houses.
"tree surgery" 🤣 Of all the terms people in the UK use, I find this one to be one of the funniest.
Just gonna put this out there real responders keep posting video I love watching them and other people.
Poor guy’s In so much pain, he’s practically vibrating with it ☹️
holy shit, the second they said a guy fell from 60ft, i thought watch it be that same dude from before and i cant believe i was right!!! i cannot believe he did it once, and then to go and do it again.....WOW, i really have NO words.....
These pilots are some of the luckiest pilots in the world - imagine being paid to fly a heli all day.
I was on the Healthnet (air ambulance) landing team here in the US, we could assist the heli's to find the safest closest place to land before they get to the scene, that's a part of the EMS duties, if you've had the training. We are trained to even use flags to motion to pilots during landing and take offs.
Crews saved people from paralysis, one guy raising money for the air ambulance is awesome!
As for the attack by large animals ... a few snaps from a "stun gun" is fast, cheap, long lasting, and HARMLESS "education" for the beast. They remember the sound of that snap, and go immediately onto their best behavior at the mere sound of it. There is nothing cruel about them. They are only momentarily discomforting, NOT damaging. But they can cause an animal to think and immediately modify their behavior. Lest any think they imagine themselves to be more knowledgeable, I have sat down on one in my truck ... twice. Uncomfortable, certainly; but only for an instant. Unlike the sensation of having s bull do a tap-dance upon one's face, the snap of the spark seems to increase the intelligence and empathy of a half-ton animal, most wonderfully.
Nope. Those cows need to be served with fries and a medium Coke
Great idea.
It's truly disgusting that ppl still do that... I rly wish they got to face serious consequences
I hope that prankster got prosecuted for his foolishness!! 🤨🤨
You would think that mountain rescue would have spotted he was a fake, based on his shoes and other gear. But I guess you just take his word for it at that moment. Funny that they already questioned it based on his arms/veins which would not look like that if you have been climbing for more than a couple of months.
Broken or even bruised ribs are ridiculously painful 😵
I’m loving the world wide appreciation of Hello Kitty💖💜💝
Besides the money that the “climber” waisted my big issue in this is all the lives that were put at risk. I’m a retired medic in the USA. ALL MEDICAL NO MATTER WHERE THEY LIVE ARE BROTHERS AND SISTERS. You can’t and won’t mess with family
The hoaxer should be in prison. PERIOD.
The comment about horse riders keeping them busy is super accurate. I jumped in shows from age 10-17 and it is incredibly dangerous. I don’t think my dad realized just how dangerous it was because he was the type of dad who cut my grapes in half until I was 8. If he knew, he never would have let me do it, especially not jumping 4’ jumps at high speeds. I was lucky enough to never get seriously injured but I did have a couple really scary falls. Once I got body slammed into one of the jumps after my horse spooked. The horse went one way and I went the other. One time, I was at a horse show and one of the competitors lost her life after falling and breaking her neck. It was so sad. She was just a kid like the rest of us.
I still love horses with all my heart and think they are some of the most gentle, sweet creatures you could meet. At the same time, people don’t fully grasp how dangerous riding an animal that large and powerful can be.
The horse woman apologizing♡
I cannot believe that prankster isn’t in prison where he belongs. He should also be charged for every penny he cost the taxpayers, even if it means he has to sell his house, car and all of his “prank-gear”! Why isn’t he in prison????
Oh my goodness, I miss the Northern accent. I grew up in Northenden Manchester and miss it sometimes. I live in Biloxi Mississippi now since 1972. I did return for 3 years in 1993 but it was so different and most family members didn't even care I was there so my feelings were a little hurt. Plus I brought my daughter with me to meet some family she never met before. All in all we did go to a few places and saw a few family members and my best friend so I do have some great memories, almost got married to a great guy but he didn't want to move to the US. So if Alan Yates from Cheshire is still alive, I think about a lot💖. He's the tallest British man I've ever met. Still love you too
Under Wisconsin law, knowing making a false 911 call is a Misdemeanor Offense with fines between $100 and $600 or up to 90 days in jail. Each subsequent offense within four years is considered a Class H felony.Nov 20, 2018
Too little, that first hoax cost 20k and he did that what? Four times? That’s a minimum of 80k right there, of course he must pay for all the costs and not a measly 600 per offense
@@NaeniaNightingale Is the law of Wisconsin for procured alarm
The way I see it is anyone who waste the rescue crews time with a hoax should go for a ride in the helicopter and pushed out.
He could've caused sombody else to die by occupying rescue personnel ... he'd be a murderer in my eyes then and due for a generous visit to the jail.
In the U.S. you have to pay for everything. I am pretty sure that guy would not try that in the U.S. The guy faking an injury would be in major debt living in the U.S. Wow you guys are so nice. In the U.S. he would have been arrested.
The hoaxer should have had his face shown, instead of blurring it out. Everyone should know who he is, and maybe people who know him can help him get over his behavior of being a liar.
If he did that in the US the bill for a medical helicopter is 70k+
What kind of person prank calls 999 or 911?! This is ridiculous. It's one thing if it were a child, a young child who doesn't understand the consequences, but for someone who is NOT a child? Why?!
I thought it was the prankster. Lots of equipment but sure doesn't have the physique of a climber. Make him pay the bill for the heli-meds & the hospital bill.
Why are some human beings so cruel sometimes, that’s such a horrible thing to do.
I’m not in favor or sympathizing in any way with the hoaxer but it seems that even if the original crew would have gone to the car accident it wouldn’t have changed the response time considering they were cutting him out of his car. Regardless of how quickly they landed you can’t magically make his roof disappear, that was the time consuming part.
The hoaxer is what we call a frequent flyer and med seeker. He wants the medications.
Opiates are available everywhere on the streets. I think it's Munchhausen's. That's why the person picks spectacular sites which engages lots of people.
@@elestromusicgamesfun1101 personally i think you're both right....
@@ameliashostak4764 - Sure, one don't exclude the other.
A warning isn’t enough for the hoaxer!! He needs to be fined and laws have to be changed so that a hoax is considered a felony!!
Go figure it would turn out to be a prank. If he was seriously injured I think the jacket would come last, that is replaceable.
Maybe the prank caller should receive a frankly real felony charge that comes with a frankly real jail sentence in a frankly real prison and then he can receive prank mail while he sits and thinks about his frankly real dangerous pranks
Hope the fake climber was charged for the price of the everyones time and equipment used.
He needs to pay the expenses of his fake call.
i thought those kind of people who lie to 999,events and injuries would be charged and sent to a psickiatric institution...
They should have taken his clothes and left him there in his birthday suit.
He should have to pay for it. That’ll stop him.
So who is paying for 5 air ambulance trips? I hope it's not the NHS. The just thing to do, is to bill him £100.000
Here in the US that will give you jail time and if it is fatal you can be charged with manslaughter
"Do I have pants on?" Do you often go pant-less? Is this a concern whether you go out regularly without underwear?
Exactly what I was thinking. How often is she without her underwear to the point of not being able to assume she has it?
Well, some of us go without underwear depending on what pants we wear that day. At least I do. I thought it was more common? Guess not. 🤷🏻♀️
I know a few a people who never wear underwear. I don't wear underwear in my pj's its a comfort thing.
Yep, sadly I sometimes go out without undies on. Not often, but enough that I would ask if I was wearing undies.
@@Courtney_Potter I used to ride horses and I often rode without underwear on because they were uncomfortable while sitting in the saddle. So I could definitely see why she asked that.
Tell him the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf.
The Queen needs to confront the hoaxer and tell him he needs to pay work for the medical field or go in the military.
In the US an ambulance ride is like $500-$1000+. I can only imagine what a helicopter ride would be.That guy is lucky he lives in the UK lol
Here in texas a helicopter ride runs you about $10,000 easy.
@@morganadams6153 holy shi-
@@morganadams6153 what if the person dies after the helicopter ride ? Does the fam get charged ?
@@brookemaxon3523 if the husband dies,for example, the wife gets the bill.
@@morganadams6153 ok so this is very far but, my dad and his wife died in a crash but my dad was airlifted to the Hostpital . What do they do in that case?
That hoax guy needs to get jail time!
That guy who calls in to get taken to the hospital is criminally libel. In the US he would be charged with a felony for stealing the time of the helicopter and crew. Any crime above a 500.00 is a felony. What lengths will he go to next? Using his car to crash into another? Then he will cause other civilians to be hurt.Declare him a danger to himself and others, psych hospital and confinement.