10 Extreme Moments Caught on Security Camera 

Me to 😢😢😢 (16:04)

back in my day we FOUGHT fires!

😂😂😂😂

That old man could not perceive the danger due to his condition.

​@@sirich7751 no amount of dementia can cause a person to approach danger

@@sirich7751 Pfft. He was the only one who kept his head and knew what to do.

Probably a retired fireman. Lol

Bro no one is gonna make an old man put out a fire.

“what the hell is happening”

@@happyjack880that’s not nice

They could have put that fire out easily if they got to it as soon as they noticed but they lagged it big time.

what if the person in the vehicle is a girl?

@@BellaSaunders23 I guess I'm going to assume that is your attempt at being witty. 🙄

As a young female i could tell anyone that without having to be a firefighter, some people have no common sense! 😂

@@Boog-jl3nm This I cannot deny. lol It's what we called in the business....Job security. 😏

Aw man all my heroic fire plans are dead now :(

He would've won too if he was given the chance.

So silent. So fast.

Same

I almost died in a house fire 12 years ago. I have had a few other near death experiences. This is the absolute scariest thing that had ever happened to me.

I know

Had a fire last week on Monday. Full blown panic attack.

i feel messed up for laughing at your comment, i am glad he made it out too though

Only one comment lemme fix it

I'm the oldest of sibling in our family and a couple times I've had to hold down the fort overnight while our mom was out at work. Something like this happening was always my biggest fear during those nights.

They probably got caught off guard so badly that it just didn't register

They were probably more worried about the man with dementia who had no sense of danger and had been just sitting there watching it. And from the argument you hear outside, they might have been right.

@@iteerrex8166 sadly, this is very normal for the Denver Metro area. I’ve lived here my whole life and… it happens a lot. One town’s chief of police is the one who sets off illegal fireworks! Driving home one night, I pass a single roadblock because two people had been stabbed and their apartment set on fire. Police let me drive through the perimeter no problem. We’re just not totally phased by fire anymore. If my house caught fire… I’d grab my meds and walk to the firehouse a block away. Even a random bird in the house overnight was no issue. We just left the front door open so she could fly away. She was probably inside for close to twelve hours.

@@KonekoPurrrfection Who the hell sees a fire and it does not register?

*about time, it's my time to go*

She got SO lucky that it didn't do a pop as she ran by it! 😮

Happens more often than you'd think 🤔

That made me giggle 😂 I just imagine him looking around like “what in tarnation?” 🧐😅

Technically it was a UFO to him, it literally just means unidentified flying object, which is was at the time 😂 It doesn't always mean extraterrestrials :)

@ Boog-jl3nm More like a URO, an unidentified rolling object

Lmao out of all the things I’d think hit my car I don’t think a UFO would be at the top of my list 🤣😂🤣

Thanks for the additional info. It was a terrible tragedy. Are you saying the homes weren't on the beach or is the term "beach home" offensive in your area?

@onthursday1599 Hello! Well, it isn't that the term "beach home" is offensive... it's just that they're not beach homes. A "beach home" to us is a home on the beach in a warm, tropical climate. A temporary - or - vacation home. Most towns in our province are built around the water. Many of those homes are built on the cliffs, or shore, closer to the water. Especially the older homes. Though there are newer ones built there as well - mostly for the view. The older homes were built close to the water because even up to the 1980's - fishing was the main source of food or income & it was easier to live near the water. Since the fishery collapsed - new homes that are built near the water are either built close to relatives homes - or their built for the view. For the most part, Newfoundland doesn't have traditional beaches. Two examples of the classic "white sandy beach" would be in Lumsdom, or Northern Bay Sands (though I'm sure there are others). There are some beaches that have some blue sand. Most beaches are rocky. Filled with smooth, round, blue rocks of all kinds of sizes. Even then - beaches are not the only shoreline. Most shorelines are rocky and cliff like. The houses that were destroyed were not on a beach. They were built on the rocky shoreline. So maybe a more accurate description would be "houses destroyed on the rocky shoreline - next to the ocean"? I hope I answered that okay!

@@Nancy.M. Thank you! It was really kind of you to answer so thoughtfully. I learned a lot from your reply :)

The term beach home in this video is just referring to where the home is located. Like suburban homes. Beach homes and beach houses are different to me. A home is where the heart is. It’s your permanent residence. A house describes the property.

I thought I'd seen this all before.

Don,t worry

Is that why you cut out the portion of the pouch fire video where the kids came running out of the house? I’ve seen that video several times and was a little annoyed that you cut some out.

@@daviddonaghy4723 I was wondering about that, too. The video I saw had all the kids running out. I hate the way they dissect these clips. We vote with our thumbs! 😄

I kept thinking I'd seen this before. I dont mind watching again I love Underworld.

bro awakened his dragon

"this is fine" meme

ong i was like dang it aint done lmao

Better than fireworks!

When you think the fireworks are finally over but they keep doing more “grand finales” 🤣🎆🎇

Seriously! He cancelled his own plans to console some kids he didn't even know. Faith in humanity = Restored

Seriously! I don't know how many, "Damn!"s I let out.

It just made me sick 🤢🫣

Are you sure its a ‘viewing’ experience 😳

😂😂 boooooo

for real, that's pure luck

was wrong turn nothing more

There is not such a thing as divine intervention! That's all make believe !!

@@Guillaume2606 whatever helps you sleep at night lmao

Absolutely!❤ praise God!

I mean it was unidentified with it flying in the air for a brief moment when it hit lmao

Duracell more like.

18650 lithium cells. Each pop was one cell going off.

@casey2346 did you count?!

@@XoxoClowds-es4hi uh no 18650 is the size of the batteries. 18mm wide x 650mm long.

Sounds like they had one, but the pin was stuck so they couldn't use it.

Dementia is like that, sadly. 😢

Dementia takes your concept of danger awareness away. 😢

@@rachaelditta4224 I'm 65 and can't imagine...

i thought that was what i heard too!! i really hope they got their dog out :((

Is like a grand finale firework. 🥹

It's more likely someone was trying to get rid of an old or damaged lithium battery. When they get old and are exposed to humidity it can cause a thermal runaway that can result in this. That is why people are discouraged from keeping old phone and laptop batteries, they can literally do this. Also I should add, although they can catch a house on fire, lithium ion battery explosions are often self contained, that is why the fire didn't spread too much in the video. They are a poor idea for an insurance scam.

@@AccidentallyOnPurpose You're right in that it's often a bad idea to hinge all hopes on a plan where the key component must fail a certain way. Yet I still suspect that it was a fairly easily thwarted scam since the battery pack was moved from a office. A office presumably loaded with papers and cardboard boxes, carpeting and other combustible material. To the foyer area that had very little in the way of combustible material on hand Plus it's China, a country so bathed in corruption that it makes the US Congress look the part of integrity.

Not even laid back it’s just pure stupidity!

I love lighting candles but I’m so paranoid and always make sure the area around the candle is clear.

driving around with flaming cargo could've set other things alight on his way there. He should've found a nearby part of the road away from buildings, trees, or more to prevent that from happening then call the station. A long line of fires could overwhelm the station, causing other stations to need to come, and time is valuable.

Thank you! I was about to comment this!

What's the other channel?

@@CriticalRider most dangerous I think

@@florasakura3045thanks!

We try super hard to not repeat clips but it does happen sometimes. Also difficult to keep finding new clips that meet our standards and haven’t been used since we’ve licensed so many from our content partners and there’s only so many available! But, we keep making it work!

@@Underworld5s thanks! :)

My thoughts exactly

You do know cars use gasoline, right?

@@trofuyu But a car with gasoline isn't exploding out of nothing when it's standing in the gerage or carport.

@@trofuyu I'm not sure about your comment. Do you know that there are cars on the street who are electric cars? They don't need gasoline.

Reminded me of the old man in the hospital bed in the beginning of Godzilla

He probably forgot he was in there for a second in his panic. It’s happens.

Fire extinguisher and fire blanket in kitchen. Also auto fire extinguisher in truck

i was born (1960) and raised in Houston and i can say for certain this video info is waaaay wrong. hell i rode out 3 tornados while i was still living there. don't know where they got that info but it couldn't be more wrong.

I'm not too sure but i think it might've been their first "Tornado Emergency" they've ever issued. of course they've issued many many tornado warnings in the past. this might've been the first Tornado Emergency for Houston's office to issue

Born and raised in the Houston area and that false info definitely irked me. We're VERY used to crazy weather, tornado warnings as well as the occasional tornado accompanied by bad weather. Please check facts before posting 😒🤦🏼‍♀️

I have never heard a tornado sire in Houston or surrounding areas. I have been here my entire life.

The Houston area doesn’t use the sirens for tornados. They have designated their use for chemical releases, etc due to all the refineries. The NWS issues tornado warnings via the EAS (emergency alert system) on tv and radio and also via internet and text messaging. They decided not to use the sirens for tornados so as not to confuse people.

Fire scared me when I was 11, it was a neighbors house about 7 houses down the hill from us. It scared me so much that I got scared hearing fire engines for about 2 years. I woke up and thought it was our house, the smoke smell was so strong. 2 people died in that fire. I can only imagine the fear and PTSD of it being your house, rather than a neighbor, based on what happened to me.

​@@canislatrans8285Wow that must be terrifying go thru that. And unfortunately we lost our family cat in that fire. What caused my house fire was a dryer but the overheating sensor malfunctioned and all items in the dryer caught on fire and the dryer suddenly exploded and unfortunately my cat was using a litter box at that time, she caught on fire and I heard my cat dying screaming. All that happened at 1 o'clock in the morning.

It was sad when they threw a bucket of water at it :(