Deadly Rollover Crash *Warning* | DURHAM, NC 

Please thank him for his selfless service!

May God bless & protect your precious son, and all first responders & law enforcement.

I was prepared to see something graphic...maybe we over looked it...prayers for the person that died..

Agree, When I took drivers ed in the late 70's they showed dead bodys and what happens to a car when you crash. We are so isolated from reality now and that is a factor in people not understanding the ramifications.

@@glpdrum They still do that. People know they just don’t care. They’ll care when they find out the hard way 🤷🏽‍♀️

Are there race tracks in heaven? ............asking 4 a friend

Well you could see the persons Leg. And it looked like they were still strapped in their seat belt. Such a valiant attempt.

Exactly

Yep. I stated the same.

I wondered what the warning was for as well…..because this video showed nothing but firemen cutting up a car. That’s it.

Because RU-vid sucks and I’m sure they have to put a warning so their video won’t get taken down

Warning= clickbait. Reels in more views.

It's not toughest job. Try construction

@@TheLatinoRedneckCowboy construction work is difficult as you work in the heat and cold, but you aren’t seeing what these men and women are seeing and hearing. It takes a special person to be a paramedic, fireman, cop etc. They get affected mentally. They can’t unsee what they have seen. God bless them.🙏🏻❤️

@@kholbrook203 Absolutely!!! 💯🙏💯 Well said!!

@@TheLatinoRedneckCowboy My father had his own construction business for many years so yeah I know it’s a rough job!! Although…being a firefighter… Paramedic or a cop is a lot more rougher than that!! Construction doesn’t even come close…I can’t imagine what they go thru everyday or imagine what they are facing when they get that call. All the people who they’ve saved. Not to mention the people who they tried to save and sadly couldn’t …I have alota respect for them!! Also my grandfather was a firefighter in the 70s-80s…he told me so many good stories and heartbreaking stories too! In my opinion that IS the toughest job to have🙏

It’s not the toughest job…..try customer service and cashiering and we make much less money than these first responders do and we have to put up with verbal abuse and insults all the time. Does anyone thank us for working through the pandemic so the grocery stores would remain open….he’ll no. Give all the glory to first responders, doctors, nurses, etc……and once again the hell with us bottom feeding cashiers who kept the grocery stores going and put up with all of he crap from people thinking that I’m going to infect them because I’m just a low life, low paid cashier but the first responders, oh boy, they’re better than the rest of us and we’re forced to enter into that line of work or maybe they chose to because they like it. We cashiers have no choice but to work that crappy job….most of us hate that job but that’s all America has to offer in Florida….cashier work and it pays horrible and you’re treated like garbage all day. We get no thanks…..we’re lucky to get our paychecks. I’ll bet first responders don’t have to worry about those things because they deserve their paychecks, we don’t because we’re nobodies.

You meet a lot of like minded people, a certain breed... : )

It’s not a lesson unless we actually get to see the results of what happens. Seeing a smashed car does nothing to deter.! Seeing a mangled body speaks louder than words and actually is a better deterrent than coddling us with a video of a smashed car and firemen cutting up a car.

@@penelopelopez8296 Warning, I am going to just tell it like it is which means thoughts you most likely never ever thought about before now. I will agree with you that seeing mangled bodies could be a lesson learned, but at what cost? What is the cost to the people who call in the accidents and see the carnage? What is the cost to the First Responders, The Fire Department, the Law Enforcement, who knows that when one of the injured asks where are their loved one, best friend is and are they ok... and they know that the person has died? That is not a question any First Responder wants to answer ever! What is the cost to the Trauma Doctors and Nurses, and all the other medical staff in the Trauma ER Units not to mention the Trauma Surgeons of whom I worked with alongside other Trauma Surgical Nurses and Anesthesiologists over twenty five of my 37 years as a Trauma RN in the ER's Trauma Unit and then Trauma Surgical RN in the Trauma OR's? The hospital is the majority of the time the place that the one who asked about a person learns they have died and trust me it ain't anything pretty about watching the emotions erupt from that person even though they themselves have critical injuries. What I am saying is this, if you saw RU-vid Video's that show vehicle accidents that show the mangled bodies of the critically injured people, and the bodies of the mangled people who died as a result of these horrific accidents, you would see young people, and older people becoming desensitized fairly quickly, not because it's a video, it would be because you are not there at the actual time and place these accidents take place, not there when First Responders show up, not there when the people are taken to the hospitals, not there when the Corner shows up to take the dead people away. Service it to say you are not there to smell the smells of that accident, trust me they are not pleasing smells at all, nor are the smells that come along with the accident victims when they come into the ER, the smell of urine, pooph, blood are the worst, yes people do urinate and pooph themselves in accidents, just a reflex you could say, not all do but I would say maybe 25% do, something you won't see or hear mentioned on a TV Medical show or documentary. Best Example of people being desensitized by for lack of better words, blood, guts, violent actions, decisions in a split second of a kill or be killed situation that are in the life like video games that show cars being recked, and people flying out with blood squirting all over, from detached limbs, heads flying off and bodies. Bodies that are crushed and shot up also the military video games where killing is the name of the game and the bloodier it is the better those pre-teens, teenagers and young adults like it. I asked my 16-year-old grandson how he felt about seeing all the blood and gore in his video games, his answer was this.... I'm used to seeing that kind of stuff, so it don't bother me, it's just how life is these days. When you worked as a nurse in the OR didn't you get used to seeing the messed-up bodies of people who got into really bad accidents, and were taken to the hospital so you guys could fix them up? I don't mind saying I was stunned, and I told him in the real world you never get used to seeing the horrific injuries and the death of people ever. I never did, and this is why I got burnt out and quit nursing, I could not deal with the emotions, the nightmares. You might think it was the children that came in, but that was only a small part. Truly it was the young adults who were brought up to the Trauma OR and then would crash on the table and no matter what effort was made and done they could not be brought back to life. I could no longer stand by a surgeon while he told the family we did all we could and see the tears and heart ache in their faces, the mother's screams, and Fathers stone silence while he held her in his arms. Worse yet a young woman in her twenties or early thirties, or teenager seven to eight months pregnant, who's unborn child is viable, but she is cemetery dead from a horrific accident, and will never hold her child close to her heart. She will never hear her precious child call her Moma! Unless you have been there you don't know how hard these moments are going to cut into your soul. No First Responders, Fire/Rescue, Law Enforcement, Doctors, Surgeons, RNs LPNs ever gets used to seeing these horrible injuries inflicted in an accident! Why because they are there in the moment taking care of the people in the accidents! I know this is a long reply, but sometimes people need to hear the truth, from people who have been there and given their all!!!

@@SixtyOne-es6tj 💜 GOD BLESS YOU & THANK YOU 😢🙏💜💜💜

@@katymcginn4644 Thank you I appreciate your reply.

@@SixtyOne-es6tj 💜 THAT YOU COULD DO 25 YEARS OUT OF YOUR 37 YEARS AS A TRAUMA NURSE IS SO INCREDIBLE. I'M SURE THAT YOU HELPED MANY WHEN YOU COULD WITH COMFORTING WORDS. YOU ARE AN EARTH ANGEL 🤗🙏💜💜💜

If the victim knew Jesus as personal Saviour, he went straight to Heaven. There is no reason to pray for the dead - they're dead!

💜 AMEN 🙏💜

Please thank them both for their service!

Also apparatus placement is essential as well. Side exhaust right at overturned vehicle’s window.

the whole problem is that they couldn’t stabilize the patient bc they couldn’t get to him

I agree 100% the victim has to be priority 1. Alot of time lost. R.I.P. dear victim and prayers 🙏to the family. But we must thank our EMS fire fighter s and cops paramedics what a job they have

Lots of folks would love to do that job but they don’t have the connections. Stop making it sound like these first responders are forced into that occupation……because they are not. Being a cop or paramedic or a fireman is not a desperation job for those who can’t find any other kind of work.!

@@penelopelopez8296 do you even know what you are even responding too? Your statement goes with nothing that was said. The person talking about stabilizing a victim and turning the vehicle over. Are you ok?

They didn't like you filmingg them standing around not doing anything

You provide a valuable asset, that one day Law Enforcement will need to depend on if their actions are ever called into question.

@@martywolf1819Law Enforcement Might look like they are standing around, but believe me they are working, each has a part to do when it comes to accidents.

Too many police standing around. More worried about the camera man than the person in the car.

They weren't in a hurry because he was already dead. No need. If he wasn't wearing a seat belt odds are he was partially ejected and the vehicle rolled over on him. Hell of a way to go. RIP...

Because viewers complain if they get a glance of a covered body and report the channel. The channel owner is giving a warning so it's on the viewer if they freak out. Some of the other warnings are Graphic....UnCut....Dead body...Covered dead body....Man the videos from Russia and Germany are insane. Literally insane...bodies flying through the sky and people acting like it's a normal Sunday drive. Not gross...just like what in the Sam's Hell....Sorry I gave you more than you asked. I get on a roll

Isn’t this warring enough?

@@VeroSCIA WRONG. LLN has so many older vids of the most awful sights that no one can unsee, WITH ZERO WARNINGS. LLN getting so gratuitous with the clickbait lies. Watch ONSCENE TV instead. They're not super desperate liars.

@@notyrmom5698 LLN got in trouble for all those videos so they were told to use the disclaimer or they could be taken down. So out of safety anytime you can see a body they have to put that up. Maybe you couldn't see the guys squished head and his foot hanging out the other side

Oh yeah. I live maybe 15 away? And they need to put something there. It’s so sad. May that person Rest In Peace 🥺

It's always been that way, and you can tell it's late at night but folks use chapel hill Blvd as a drag strip thinking it's no danger. I pray for comfort for his family

Why many complaining about there's no lights instead of contacting the dept. Of Transportation or city hall to take care of those issues. Say something and do something with the right people in office there. Maybe, lives will be saved, even if it's just one person.

They’re coddling us and pretending to care about the deceased lying in the street. Meanwhile, every cop will go take a peak at the deceased even though it’s the coroners job to check out the deceased and pronounce them dead. Nope, if we saw a dead body our heads could implode and we’d all need years of therapy to get over it. If I’m in a car crash and i die, I want my mangled body wheeled into the drivers Ed classroom of the nearest high school so all the students learning to drive can see what happens. If it only saves one life in that classroom, it’s well worth it and I won’t care if m dead who looks at me. So what! It’s part of life.

I agree. They try to make sure no one on the sidelines sees anything but they stand as close as they can looking at everything.

@@trentcarbino921 especially the skinny guy and the fat chick PD, throwing all the looks but aren't even needed at this scene to just stand there. They are waiting to get a look

People have to be shielded from death….we’re all unable to handle it. We’ll need therapy afterward if we saw a dead body.

Well because if they let them record whatever they wanted. Let's just say loved one's would be traumatized by the footage. Some reports have no respect and want the worst footage to get more views.

They don't want to be filmed not doing anything or doing it wrong 😁

Probably because they're just standing there doing nothing they should have been walking up and down the road figuring out how it happend and everything else that goes when a crash happens

@@penelopelopez8296 in my line of work I’ve seen many dead bodies I was in the room for one

The warning isn't click bail ya freak, it's for people that report this channel because they see a covered dead body and have bad dreams. If you want gore there's plenty of that on the interwebs, go find it.

Seems like he also wasn't wearing a seatbelt. He got thrashed and tossed around in there. Seatbelted, he might have survived. SUV didn't have that strong a roof either. If SAAB had made it the roof, I was thinking, would've been stronger.

@@carlcushmanhybels8159 How do you know the deceased was "thrashed and tossed around" or what sex the driver was?

that’s not what happened but ok

@@misseselise3864 enlighten me, please.

@@VeroSCIA common sense.

If you usually google the date and the title, you will see the newspaper story about what happened. But if no one films it, there isn't usually a story to tell because no one knew about it

I saw one once where the car was so bad and upside down that since the guy was already gone, they just picked it up with Heavy equipment and turned it sideways and let his body slide out. Was really the only way to extricate him the quickest.

LLN getting super gratuitous with the clickbait lies. Watch ONSCENE TV instead.

Lawd know, there's an entire community of us watching these videos for all kinds of reasons. Personally, I'm amazed at the skill of the 1st responders and extractions.

@@VeroSCIA First responders are life-saving heroes! And when they can't save a life, they are the ones who stIil have to witness the horrors of human destruction and effect its cleanup. And then hey must live with those awful images for life. Three cheers for our First Responders! - And thank you all for everything you do for our community! ❤️❤️❤️

Amen, so sorry and Lots of Love and Prayers for his family and Friends

Nooo, I can sit here half the night and watch in awe, my cousins are FF, 1 is the Chief in Fayetteville NC They and all 1st Respnders are Her6s

@@karenedge8835 please thank your cousins for me and tell them they are heroes. A FF saved my life by keeping me calm while his team had to take apart the front of the car that smashed into me head on. That driver's head was gone and I was in shock and bleeding bad. The FF held me tight and whispered encouraging words in my ear. I told him I wanted the truth of what was happening and he did tell me. He held me while I sobbed, he rocked me like a child....he saved my sanity and my life that night and I don't even know his name. I love him so very much and I hope he knows how important of a man he is...that was over 30 years ago and when I afraid, like a hurricane is coming and people are afraid I grab the littles and find myself holding them and saying the words my hero said to me that awful night. I hear his voice in my head when I'm afraid, like when I got jumped on the subway...thankfully my career choice made it so I kicked that punk's ass buts that's another story. Please tell your family they really do matter and make lifetime impacts and I love them all so very much for everyone that's never been able to tell them so.

I live in Durham and that multi vehicle wreck on Guess Rd at Peppertree Ct..a drunk driver struck one of our K9 units, thankfully the Dog was not in the vehicle, police officer sustained injuries that required emergency care..suspect then tried to flee the scene on foot, didn't make it far when other officer's were able to apprehend him...it's certainly a crazy world we live in..

@@ncsfinest09 ahh damn I hate drunk drivers prayer he's okay

@@plutobills5359 hopefully he'll return to work soon. What a way to start the New Year! 🍺💥🚗🚓

If you die? It’s eventually 100% likely!

Donate your body to science, and unless you have your wishes documented you don't have a say in what happens.

@@benbohannon Many people won't die - the ones alive when Jesus returns.

Cops in Durham, NC? They got PLENTY to do, trust me.

Not all firetrucks have wenches that is a tow truck. As far as pronouncing a deceased we have a set of criteria we have to meet/gather to ensure we have a deceased pt then we call in to the hospital, give the info gathered and ask the ER Chief of call to pronounce the death, we get the time then we go to the ER and gather the signature from the Dr that we need on our paperwork. ME/Coroner collects the body from the incident scene.

@@LetsLaugh2Getha Ok thanks for info...

Trying to get that overtime.

@@smartcookie3500 They are on a 24hr paid shift so OT has nothing to do with it. 🙄🙄🙄

@@LetsLaugh2Getha Whose to say they are not on hour 25?

First, I’m sorry for your loss. In the interest of full disclosure I am not an EMT/fire/paramedic, law enforcement, or medical examiner/coroner. I recently came across a report from the California Highway Patrol on the collapse of the I-880 freeway in Oakland, California during the Loma Prieta earthquake of 1989. This report contained information on the handling of each of the 42 fatalities at that location. There were 2 or 3 victims whose remains had to be partially removed. In each case, the remaining portion of the remains were later extracted from their vehicles. I would like to think that the coroner/medical examiner would do all they could to provide the deceased’s loved ones with a full set of remains. That may not always be possible, though, depending on the amount of trauma the body suffered.

@@joerouse7908 Thank you for trying to help me with an answer. I assumed since no one would answer me the left remains were crushed with the vehicle remains. Everything was melded together at the scene from the seat back forward. Most people did not recognize him facially at the service. His wife insisted his face be reconstructed for an open casket service & I appreciate the morticians efforts but sometimes it's best I think to just let go. Thanks again.

@@dbouterse9170No. as much of the remains are collected as physically possible.

@@dbouterse9170 My dad should have had a closed casket but my sister INSISTED. My kids said that doesn't even look like my grandpa. I never looked because my uncle was first on scene and told me that my dads head went through his steering wheel but the steering wheel in his old station wagon had a solid middle that a head shouldn't fit through so yeah. He was hit head on by a 16 year old girl who was trying to get home for her date. She passed on a curve on a two lane road. It was 55 in both directions but she had been passing cars in the oncoming lane a lot. My dad died within moments according to the autopsy report. The girl lived but went through the windshield and landed on her engine. She had glass in her eyes and severe burns. unfortuneatly a small town and she was related to our family somewhere down the line.

LLN getting super gratuitous with the clickbait lies. Watch ONSCENE TV instead.

Nothing.

I think he intended to help lift the vehicle..when that didn't work they used it to push the brick or wood to raise the car off the victim....that's what I'm trunking from my observation..

It’s the same process regardless

Answered my own question lol

I’m confused as to what the warning was for? 😢

Click bait

LLN getting super gratuitous with the clickbait lies. Watch ONSCENE TV instead.

A lot more competition in the stringer business these days. So they resort to tricks.

then find another channel that brings you instant gratification ...

You came, you saw, now time to move on. Not meant in a bad way.

I hear ya. LLN getting super gratuitous with the clickbait lies. Watch ONSCENE TV instead.

Crawl back into your hole.

😒😒😒 You can’t be serious

Don't take that for granted. Don't say such foolish, fucked up things.

Idiot. - you will want to watch out for KARMA

imagine this was one of your family members, have some respect

You won’t always be on that bed.. don’t kick someone while they’re down. Could be you there