Ford Raptor Fatal Crash Involving Tanker Truck | EL PASO, TX 

She was just a self-centered person herself.

They chose their profession. Sorry, not sorry.

@@shannonburns6724 Their profession doesn’t make them inhumane, heartless, and unemotional? If anything their profession probably cast them into more heartache and sorrow than most others of us besides many military members will ever have to face or deal with.

@@bsmenot7777 I have a SIL who is a battalion chief in FLA. He sees terrible stuff. He is well respected and teaches all over. But coppers are all tyrants. Worrhless at best. Murderers at the worst. They should all be kicked off, disbanded and never allowed in that position again.

​@@shannonburns6724Yes they do choose their profession but their profession also puts a lot of stress on their family and themselves especially when those people like you out there.

Double wall construction of the tanker itself,second is improved passenger compartment structural ridgity. Too bad the passenger had to witness the drivers death, that's horrible......

Plus, if it was carrying diesel fuel, it most likely would not have burst into flames because diesel fuel is not easily ignited. In fact, you can throw a lit match into an open container of diesel fuel at room temperature and the liquid form of the diesel will put the match out.

The collision didn't appear to pierce the shell of the tanker. If you notice, the four-wheeler went up under the tanker and didn't go into the side. I would imagine that it was a scary scene for those responders, dealing with a hazardous material! If it was diesel, then the chances of an explosion is not likely. You can throw a lit cigarette in diesel and it will not ignite!

​@heyrod59 it's not double wall

​@chrisgeezvlog7349 not diesel maybe one compartment but 1203 is gas

So there really is someone called Speedy Gonzalez !

@@apolloskyfacer5842 more like illegal immigrant ruining america gonzalez

I can't believe anyone survived that!

theyre the clean up crew. no bravery there

Don't forget the wrecker drivers, they have to deal with it too. We had a girl wrecker driver that quit after she went to an accident and had to wait to tow a BMW that was t-boned by a speeding pickup truck. They had to cut the woman in the BMW's feet off they were crushed and pinched in the footwell of the car and unrecoverable. I saw the wrecker driver back at the terminal that day as she was washing lots of blood off her rollback that had leaked out of the car she towed. I remember watching the red stream of water washing into the storm drain, I bet she remembers it too.

@@bobbowie9350YOU TRY IT, GUMBO.

Did. I had a bad wreck and it took them 45 minutes to get me out. AND I was upside down and head was pinned by car door. I have never been so grateful. Thank God for Firefighters that do the job no matter how horrific or grotesque the scene is.

@@amymeadows9371 Wow! 😮 thank god you’re alright! Scary 😟

what.... I was like alive was never a thought

The driver of the pickup truck is dead

You can clearly see the body on the stretcher. O ly good thing here is the idiot only killed himself and not the driver of the semi as well

@@swayday-tb4ztTbey meant the passenger he had with him. She survived.

Ummm the driver died lol

one of my neighbors' kids had a friend who got their license, so the neighbor kid, the one with the license, and a third kid "borrowed" one of the family cars. This was before cell phones. When they, and the car, never came home, searchers started looking for them. It was almost 3 days before someone stopped to pick some berries and saw what looked like an ancient wreck down in a gully. Turns out it was the car, mangled almost beyond recognition. Neighbor's kid woke up from being knocked out, saw both his friends bleeding badly, struggled to help them, only to have the struggle result in his spine getting severed. So then he had to sit there and watch them bleed out. And then spent another 72 hours with their corpses. Very traumatizing. That was in the 1980s. He passed away shortly after Covid hit.

They have to offload any product that is in the tanker and use airbags to lift the tanker up or cranes in just the right spot not to crack the tanker open and spilling fuel. And then cut the vehicle out bit by bit around the people/or body. I've been on a bunch of these things over 40 years in the Washington DC area.

@@LadyLithias you literally just made that up lmao

Had to check that text man

DUDE! Right!?! Holy smokes!

Martin Luther King Blvd.

Thank you. The images stay with us for life.

A retired trucker after 43 years here. I always pray that people will comprehend the potential hazard when driving.

Yeah ok bub

That's not why they're touchy. They want to fund their departments by stealing from you.

As a Fuel Tanker Driver this brings back memories as well. I've been hit twice in 11 years of truck driving. The worst was a Japanese tourist who pulled out and hit me in almost the same area, luckily he bounced off my pipes, and into me rear tires. The rear tires picked up the car and slammed it down. His car was a mess, but he didn't get hurt. My company has had 3 fatal accidents, not our fault, and one driver fatality. Tanker trucks are truly the immovable object to hit, we are very very heavy.

@frederick6008 I hear you. One too many horrific accidents led my uncle to retire from his NY State trooper job. After a few tickets and ultimately having my license revoked at 16 I decided the Westhampton NY dragstrip was not only safer but a lot less expensive. Hopefully your advice doesn't fall on deaf ears.

For me it was the ones involving kids. Still see some stuff like its a painting, frozen in time. Even though its decades ago.

And stay away from 👮🏻.. They will murder you

​@johnsvideo3403 What a person witnesses with their eyes NEVER leaves them! ❤

that's y I don't like to be driven!!! fuck that

He's doing a terrible job! Why do you still worship that loser?

Indeed. It can't be just a medical issue while driving.

Explain How she is Lucky..Can you imagine being trapped there for 3 hours with whomever you knew dead next to you and probably horribly mangled? The Pain and probably life long injuries for the rest of her life. The Nightmares she will have. The Torture of rehab and probably dismemberment. Yeah that aint luck.

@greggrusnak6094 lucky to be alive!

Don't forget that every second of the three hours wondering if that gas tanker is gonna blow up.....crazy@@greggrusnak6094

that what happens when you make an aluminum truck

Cops and fire rescue….if there’s a chance you can live, they’ll do everything they can to help you.

does anyone know if the Tractor trailer was blowing the red light? it looks like a downhill offramp and a full tanker can take a bit to stop - Nevermind, found it - the driver of the Ford Raptor, 34-year-old Manuel Alejandro Gonzalez from Chaparral, NM, was speeding as he approached the intersection and ran a red light, colliding into the tanker truck.

@@trs-80fanclub12 Even if the tanker had run the red, that pickup was hauling ass.

Dad was a PO before seat belts were required to be installed. Times he'd come in and hug all us kids. I know all the fatalities dad worked haunted him. It'll haunt those folks until they are done.

@@stxrynn Former paramedic. The job is a real gut check. It's not for everyone. Your Dad was legit old school, much respect.

I don’t feel bad for someone’s stupidity and reckless actions. All to try and beat a light which was already red

I cannot believe this and I am very happy to see her alive but God is so big God does a lot of good beautiful all of my prayers are to the lady

@@ricardodelagarza4709, why didn't you "pray" for the driver ? That's not very christian like. Shame Shame

@@ricardodelagarza4709 Tornado tears up a town, 200 die. But wait, one little girl survived. Praise the loarduh, right? He's a vile prankster, isn't he?

​@@speedingatheist.......did you get enough attention there now Junior?... 🤣🤣🤣😛.......

I keep saying it, these manufacturers want to keep selling vehicles to people who are not qualified to operate them. Ford needs to be sued by everyone hurt in this video. This is 100 percent ford's fault. That stupid pro trailer reverse knob next to the steering wheel isnt going to help him out of this one

@@macbook802 That's like blaming a gun for killing people, nor is it the seller fault. I would be inclined to say "alcohol" was probably a big factor in this wreck but you can't blame it on the drink either because it didn't force anyone to drink to much if it.

@@macbook802what?

I went on a call with my Dad when I was 21, saw a guy in a house fire that made it to the back door before collapsing and died before we got there. That was the end of my idea to join the fire department. That was one of many fatalities he had seen.

@sumtincrazy1, there are lots of people affected some more so than others. I remember the Police and motorists, after a 20-something yr old man was driving somewhat intoxicated driving up the wrong side of the street at night, other drivers called it in. The Officer had the man out of the car talking but then he runs around jumps back in and locks the doors, drives down an embankment and disables the vehicle, the Officer is on foot running over to the "drop" and just as he does, the man bailed from the vehicle and ran across the highway and was hit by a car. Sounded like a half full garbage can being hit. That car actually didn't stop until further up the road, another driver who saw it stopped and was screaming/crying... The driver didn't try to run but apparently through the might've hit a deer or something only to learn it was a man and he died right there.... His whole life over.... In another instance, how about a child surviving after 4 relatives, including his parents all died in a car accident. There is a lot of pain/suffering we face in this cursed world. It helps to keep one's faith in God and to reach out to help others and to rely on others for help in times of tragedy.

Well you know not really since Ford came out with the lgbtq rainbow raptor truck.

It's not manufactured good at all its all very thin aluminum trust me I haul fuel ..crazy it didn't rupture the tank

​@@phillipwright7326Pop can on wheels.

​@@Fatpumpumlovah2😂😂😂😂😂

Damn. 3 hours thinking that after a traumatic crash you could be burn alive also. 😢

​@@luke9911Do you really think she was awake this whole time? Eternal injuries for sure. She could be bleeding inside

@@para1324 Get over yourself

Old school trucker and soul that actually stops and helps, now a’days people will just pull out their phone record and keep it going

...distracted driving, alcohol, speeding, all killers....

That pickup must have been flying to get that far under the semi.....

​@@r6u356une56neyFord Raptor, big money, big motor,

A lot of assumptions in in these comments, it has not yet been determined who was at fault or if anyone was speeding for all we know the tanker truck turned in front of the pickup and caused the accident and tanker trucks don't move very much when they are traveling at slow speeds and hit broadside and they sit fairly high so it does not take much to go under them, so why don't we all reserve comments until we know the facts. So did the tractor trailer truck turn in front of the pickup illegally causing the accident or did the pickup run a light and cause the accident, let's hope that the passenger survives and remembers what happened, then we will know.

@@stephenwest798 It doesn’t take much to go under a truck, which is true, however I’ve seen what a slower speed impact does to a vehicle versus something heavy. I lost my brother against a concrete filled power pole at 35 mph. The impact was quite a bit since it hit the drivers side, but the vehicle was still a vehicle…there is nothing left of this truck, it’s a wad of metal, there is no way they were going at a slow rate of speed.

God bless you for trying. Prayers for comfort and strength.

Those last moments that at least they know that someone is trying before they pass, is why you do it! ❤❤❤ Don’t ever assume it pointless!

should have never been on the job then... JS..

​@@tinymolinari4874stfu

@@tinymolinari4874 Respectfully disagree. Not to be the mental health police or anything but I think everyone in Emergency Services carry some of their calls with them. I think the point at which to be concerned is when you carry TOO much of it and can't process it or it starts dominating your life. Only been playing the game for 3 years but my dad has been a FF and EMT for the last 43 and I can say we both try to deal with it the best we know how. If something is bugging you on the job I encourage you to speak to the other members of the department that where on the call, I will guarantee you if it is bugging you it is bugging some of them as well.

Hola Everson 😊

@@SomebodysGrandmother . Olá!

I’m a retired veteran and flight nurse. God bless our first responders because as you said there are things that cannot be unseen. I’ve responded to accidents which occurred 40 years ago and there are times I still have nightmares or something will trigger a memmory and the screen in my head is so vivid it’s as if I was at the scene again. First responders deal with these situations on a daily basis. We are only human and it does after time take an emotional and physical toll on you. However, You do the best you can to help relieve pain and suffering, to consul and reassure and of course work hard to save a life. First responders must be the calm within the storm on scene, but often at the end of the day in the seclusion of your own home there are times you just break down and sob for hours. My heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all first responders for the incredible jobs they do.

@@rommelbillman2872 Thank you for the advise. Yes I do go through depression and anxiety and been able to keep it in check. God is my only reason. Thank you for you service.

how do you know the truck was speeding , looks like to me the tanker pulled in front of them

@@Gnomemansgarage Area appears to be a 30 mph zone, that raptor was going faster than 30.

​@@GnomemansgarageThe description under the title states "both victims were pinned under the semi-truck after the high-speed crash." The logistics of which vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed in this scenario are very obvious.

Physics alone would determine if the back tires touch the front tires.... you are definitely flying... the last time I saw this, the brakes failed a semi driver on the freeway... obliterated 12 cars..

​@@mr.smitty1804you must be talking about Colorado 😭

It's not really the imagery, but the smells. The smell sticks with you. I couldn't eat ground beef for the longest time 😂.

Yup.. part of the job

Thing is first responders like it

​@@randyroehm6921 No. No they don't. Everyone is different.

I keep saying it, these manufacturers want to keep selling vehicles to people who are not qualified to operate them. Ford needs to be sued by everyone hurt in this video. This is 100 percent ford's fault. That stupid pro trailer reverse knob next to the steering wheel isnt going to help him out of this one

She got lucky, probably drop down to the floor at the last moment..

@@mandydyke4248 how do you think she got to the floor

​@@khg8519was giving head?

@@Mangotheconure- Yeah, this might be the one situation where but having a seatbelt might have saved her. No way she survives if she had been upright and belted in.

​@@khg8519the impact... she most likely would have broken legs, ankles, but ended up with her back and head on the seat area.... possibly. I've seen it happen many times.

I have always Said " wherever you are going , will be there when you get there". No need to speed.

Exactly he was flying!

Woman was probably arguing with the driver.

RU-vid F250 hits cal trans grader

I read a comment that said they found the article on it and I found the article too, the guy's name was Manuel Alejandro Gonzalez and as the tanker was making a left hand turn in the intersection Gonzalez came flying into the intersection, speeding of course, blew a red light and smashed into the tanker, Gonzalez was 34 and his passenger, Melissa Tristan is 36

​@CrucesNomad1 really! The guy was speeding.

@@shaunnesbit1698 Yeah I saw that Ytube video many months ago. Aluminum truck VS Solid steel grader. Ripped to shreads.

Thank you for the information!!

This could have been from a medical condition.

@@andrewanderson4372 but it wasn't. The guy was speeding and ran a red light. People just need to calm down out there on the roads. Very sad.

Excessive speed is so often the cause of these horrible wrecks. Also, tailgating. I'm NOT a fast driver. I drive with the flow, but that's not good enough for rude folks who are in too big a hurry or are trying to show off. I continually have people right on my tail, no matter how fast I drive, and I'm NOT a speeder, and I'm NOT going to driver faster than I feel safe just to accommodate THEM! Tailgaters have to be among the most selfish drivers on the road. As soon as I reach a divided section, I pull over to the right and let them pass. Before I reach a safe place to do so, I can't help it if they are impatient. I once had a semi on my tail in a snow storm where it was impossible to see the pullouts, so I couldn't get over. This rude trucker kept tooting his horn at me, and as soon as I was able to pull to the right when the roadway divided, I did so, and he darn near side-swiped me by passing too close, STILL rudely tooting his horn. And when he got out in front of me, I saw that he wasn't even pulling a trailer. He had NO load! It was a Sunday morning in January, and I was on my way to church. I was doing the best I could under the circumstances, and this guy was an absolute jerk. People seem to get ruder all the time, and on the road, their rudeness sometimes knows no boundaries.

​@jrnfw4060 the most selfish people on the road are those who always blame others for doing what they are doing, regardless of what camp of actions they belong to. Its always someone else, sure you aren't doing anything wrong, right? I can only imagine you going down the road like a snail feeling yourself up with pleasure you get from dictating your tempo to others. Regardless, tailgating is never a good choice, only uneducated and/or unexperienced drivers are doing it, which makes things worse for you. You see, the reason why they are there is exactly the same reason why you are where you are. Also I probably wouldn't be far off thinking that you are the type of driver who speeds up when someone tries to overtake you, right?

@@samsonacc8081 Wrong! I let people pass and maintain my speed so they can do so. I don't speed up. Secondly, if you had read my post thoroughly, you would have learned that I was driving in a snowstorm. It was impossible to see the pull-offs, and because the road was icy, I had to drive slower than usual to keep from sliding all over and possibly sliding OFF the road and into the deep canyon we have around here. I see you are great at being judgmental without knowing all of the facts. There is little to say to folks like you, because many of them are closed minded and refuse to consider the circumstances of others. But, God bless you, anyway.

I was training to be an EMT back in the day. The fact that you have to see things like this is the reason I moved on to something else. I appreciate the people who can handle it!

One thing to pick up a body. Another to pick up a head separate from the body.

@@glenerickson358Exactly. I will be keeping the everyone involved in my prayers.

What did the 👮🏻 do?

@@sweetlexii71 I bet that will help a lot.

If it would have 5 feet further forward were the valves are, it might have been a different story.

Tank inside a tank.

Thank goodness the truck batteries didn't ignite. That happens too often with EVs and the fire is incredibly intense.

It did rupture. From the video description: The crash caused the tanker to leak fuel along Kenworthy St prompting a Hazardous Materials Response call.

It hit the frame of the tanker and piping. The main vessel is too high.

Gren ligh go red stop oramge ligh pisale huey

I wonder if his friends used to call him Speedy Gonzalez?

speeding means you'll be the first one at the scene of the accident

34 year old Gonzalez was a piece of trash..........

Mmm.. its their job

@@mygolfballsannoy A job that not everybody is willing to do.

Nice wordplay!

@@mygolfballsannoy and?? Stills takes balls, oh wait are you transitioning???

Not Explosive, Flammable. Placard 1203 or 1993

Same here. I couldn't believe they pulled out a survivor from that carnage!

Whyd they take so long?

they said the women was dead, there was a male passenger that was taken to the hospital, if the women was alive, dont you think they would have rushed her into the ambulance and turned on the siren an light,s ?? they put a corpse in the back of the ambulance, watch it again a little more closely , 68 LesPaul 8/8/23

Not true @@The68lespaul

@@The68lespaulif she was dead, her skin would look much different.

I would imagine it will a long recovery. God bless her.

i agree ...even 80 could be this bad ...either way .... much to fast

Those Raptor trucks are built for speed. The driver was probably stupidly standing on the throttle & paid with his life.

Hundreds of thousands of Americans have died as a result of the government demanding vehicles get better miles per gallon. Car manufacturers have to make vehicles lighter in order to meet government standards. As a result vehicles crumble at the slightest impact. You can actually see cars ripped in half lengthwise. That almost never happened on later vehicles.

@@lightning9279 That’s what you want to happen to absorb the impact. You think they would have an better chance in an older truck going 100mph+?! The impact alone would easily kill you, even if your vehicle didn’t crumble. Hitting an fully loaded tanker is literally hitting an wall. Speed is the biggest factor and at the speed limit you would be much safer in an newer truck and an much lower chance of injury do to the crumble zones and airbags. The only way of making an vehicle safer for high speeds is an full cage and harness but no one is designing vehicles for 100mph+ accidents into an wall.

​@@lightning9279keep drinking the koolaid

And not just a RANDOM dead person, but whatever is left of HER person, her husband or brother or bf or Dad...

She will always have memories of this,why would u say different

Tankers empty thank god

​@@Alcisco504still full of vapor

It wasn't gasoline....it was diesel fuel.

@@Alcisco504 Empty gas tank danger than full tank

​@@lorenjackson8961 placard explains otherwise. 1203 means gas. Sure he could of been hauling diesel in one compartment. But that truck has four or five compartment of any type of fuel. But if he is hauling gas you will see that red 1203 warning placard on it.

I can't say who's fault it is definitively, but tanker drivers hauling hazmat are the top, safest truckers out there. Taking the abysmal driving of four wheelers in general, add a high performance vehicle like a Raptor, my guess is the pickup driver owns that accident.

That maybe but the last hazmat driver who was on his phone almost got a can of whoop ass from me and would have caused an interstate disaster. Jackasses exist on all wheels

I'm pretty sure he was decapitated the way that driver side looked it's crazy how her side wasn't smashed all the way in like that she was very fortunate I feel bad for the truck driver having to go through that also

@@sporkybutterz I agree. I was about to reply to the other comment saying hazmat drivers were all so responsible lol. I was on I75 a few months ago and was doing about 5 over the limit. A tanker truck cut me off at such a short distance that there was no way to stop. I had no choice but to dangerously switch to the left lane then floor it so I didn't cause the guy coming up in that lane to have to slam on his brakes. My heart dam near stopped. There are asshole drivers of all types of vehicles.

@@drewcliff82is true I delivered driver and I can’t keep count of truck drivers going around me doing way over speed limit on downhill road and highway. Every other day we always have accidents in that particular road so I guess people don’t learn man

9000 to 11000 gallons of fuel at approx. 8.33 lbs per gallon...so they are not easily moved either.

A number of years ago, fuel tanker truck tanks were double skinned, and the exterior fuel valves were mandatory to be beefed up and double shut off valves. This a PRIME example of why these and other manufacturing changes were adopted. This could have been so very bad. The fuel trucks used to explode on contact with the hot engine of a car or the sparks when the trucks were struck.

@@penelopelgoss2520 They ignite, they don't explode...

Plus the liquid weight........no stopping it

@@ffjsb uh yea.. they can explode. Gas fumes + a spark = BOOM!

Count your blessings. Find salvation and redemption through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

​@@MrLeftfootlouiePlease keep your irrational superstition to yourself. Faith is not a reliable tool for discerning what is true from what is not true.

​@@rocketsfan6116 Take your condescending , no faith having self and talk to the Devil, you're obviously in his fold anyway.

Tell that to the thousands that have had near death experiences.

I haul fuel also and am very surprised it didn't rupture the compartment.

I have seen people in cars that were hardly scratched that were dead and people crawl out of cars that were smashed to bits and walk away, you just never know.

same engineers that made the truck so damn fast I guess, and stupid Americans invented seat belts but never use them

your engineers that built that truck are now building them out of aluminum and plastic thats why its in the condition its in

Facts

​@@BoozeandNewswithTimandDut Eh.. which one

No one there can drive. Lots of unlicensed

Obviously you don't really know that El Paso Juarez is not a small City. But whatever I think you'll learn that in time. Might be smaller than where you come from.. but it's not small sweetie..

Good mindset

They said thankyou.

I'm sure they're all happy and relieved now that you've put your rubber stamp on this video.

Your footage is exceptional. He spent many hours on the scene. This would be a great training video for others sad for the fatality.

Fully agree. Here in Australia, a lot of truck and pickup drivers seem to think they can drive it like a rally car. I keep well away from them, but there's so many drivers like that it's hard to avoid them as they're everywhere.

its sad to see this happen forsure

That's how everybody drives

​@@ruthlessluderI don't 😂

@@megsley , Maybe the Truck driver didn't either.....

THIS WILL BE A LONG COMMENT, LET ME PUT MY TWO CENTS IN,, NOW HEAR ME OUT.. Yes this was a horrible situation. Now as a little no body white guy being a truckdriver my self can I say to be different in my words to say that hasn't been said in these comments. Iam not a repeater every body has said it all and I agree and I have the same feelings. Yes I read all the comments. But one thing out of all those comments that was not said or brought up in any shape or form was how did this happen? Seriously how was this situation even possible? Inexperience may be. Over confident Maybe. Showing off Maybe. Lack of judgment maybe. Self centered maybe ignorance maybe . This is how I see this all being able to be carry out with the possibility and the opportunity that this could even be carried out. YOU READY FOR THIS ONE???? PROBABLY NOT! You know why? This was all possible thanks to your law enforcement ! Your cops! Yep that's right! The cops ! This is and should be the ones responsible for an accident like this to happen ! This wasn't this guy's first time going fast. This wasn't his 20th time going this fast. I guarantee this wasn't his first time getting away with speeding. He's probably gotten away with it a lot . The cops need to stop making excuses why they don't stop people for speeding oh there's no room on the side of the highway or it's too busy out there we would cause a distraction or this or that all they do is come up with excuses of why they are not enforcing traffic laws and doing traffic Patrols as much as they should be. This could have all been avoided if this guy had been stopped before this had happened yeah everybody's going to say well the cops can't be everywhere all at once yeah but where they are they're not doing their jobs a lot of the times I see speeding lack of judgment overconfidence and lawbreaking passing in no passing all day everyday but what I don't see are the cops I do anywhere from 3 to 400 Mi a day and out of those three or four hundred or 500 Mi a day I've seen maybe five or six cops and that's everyday sometimes I don't even see any the whole day long yeah they probably have a hard job they're part of their job is kind of hard I'm not giving them their due respect yes I am I respect the cops and I don't have any tickets I've never been in an accident that was my fault I've had my driver's license since I was 17 and I'm 53 now I've been a truck driver for 15 years and thank God I've never been a witness to or seen an accident of this level in all the 15 years that I've been driving I've seen probably maybe five accidents actually happened right in front of me lots of accidents that could have been avoided but what I do see a lot every single day all day long is people staring at their phones while they're driving texting at stoplights running through red lights speeding passing in no passing zones . passing when it's not safe to do so. When you see a bad driver just let it go call it in don't just ignore it. We need to make a stand. Bad drivers need to be held accountable. Don't just ignore somebody cutting you off start memorizing Plat numbers plate numbers give the vehicle discrimination who belongs to it and the state its from. When you call it in give at the very least the plate number.. LETS MAKE THIX TRAGEDY A LEARNING EXPERIENCE A LESSON START MAKEING A DIFFERENCE WE ALL CAN STOP NONCENCE LIKE THIS! IF this guy was stopped in the past and was made to change the way he drives, he would be alive today... But he wasn't afforded that opportunity. WE CAN CHANGE THIS NERITIVE LETS MAKE THIS CHANGE . CAN WE? CAN WE ALL STAND TOGETER AND AT LEAST TRY... IF WE DO, LIVES WILL BE CHANGED FOR THE GOOD,, THANK YOU IF YOU READ THIS AND I HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND WHERE IAM COMING FROM.. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!

Agreed

I think these are God's angles ,just in different uniforms. Every one is special that does this work

Sargent Angle

Angle lol

Well said!

I answer a call of duty every morning.

I think the only saving grace for them is the knowledge that they got one out alive. Remember that not the one that had no chance.

What did the 👮🏻 do?

@@mygolfballsannoy WTF: It's a general statement. Many times Police are first on the scene of accidents and render aid or just comfort victims until medics and rescue units arrive. They see and experience the carnage just like any other that is called to respond to these horrific scenes. Not showing compassion to some that experienced this tragedy but did't have the tools or training to actively participate in the rescue speaks volumes about your character...

Had to be rough jammed up in that mangled vehicle for hours... with the mangled, dead, bloody driver next to you... wondering if the vehicle was going to burst into flames and burn you alive... :(

@@Big_Island_Boi Thankfully they weren't in a toyota for some reason they always go up in flames after a crash

Nobody will hire him now

No he won't. He didn't do anything wrong

​@@LastDaysDailyWhy not? The accident wasn't his fault, was it? It looked to me like the red Ford was at fault. That tanker truck driver may not even want to drive after that!

@@LastDaysDailydo you even have a CDL? Lol Do you even know what it takes to maintain a job as a hazmat truck driver? 😂

@@Hmmm-Interesting21 your right.. he's probably going to get a raise & so is his boss insurance. Im sure he will do the right thing & probably even gift him a new rig.

But ford felt it needed race car power for street. Keep this up and dodge guilty as well as gm, matter of time before govt puts restrictions on hp from factory. People with no driving skills need to buy a kia not 800hp cars and trucks they are in no way capable of driving. You aint lewis hamilton folks

Not when you're a douchebag.

The grace of God!

Thanks for the update

So he's a r e t ard?

He had too have been going like 90+ for that damage.

​@@johngaudet6316black box holds incriminating data.

Rest In Peace ❤🙏

I am a retired Homeowner insurance adjuster/estimator and after the 2007 San Diego wildfire I was sent down there right after the fire to meet with Homeowners who had lost everything. My job was to be the first face to face contact for the carrier to explain coverages and the claims process and answer questions. It was a rough week to say the least. I had previously worked with a lot of Homeowners after major losses but this was a different level. Being there at ground zero was surreal. It looked like the neighborhoods had been hit by an atomic bomb.

@@danmyers9372 I'm glad to see someone else in my field gets it. We have to carry the emotions of the people we meet with us but be a professional at the same time although we are human. When we walk through our insured door we are the most important person they will probably meet their entire lives which is a huge responsibility to help put their lives back together while still following their policy. Everyone we meet in this line of work is having their worst day ever. And after a big storm we have to take all of this home with us to our families and act like everything is ok.

Nobody pointed a gun to their head to do what they do. They are not prisoners they have the freedom to choose what they enjoy doing as their career. There's no need to feel bad for them. It was a choice they made.

Hah. An adjuster? So you work to screw these victims out of what they paid for then? I ought to know , I just got rear ended on the freeway 6 months ago. They appraised my truck at 29000 dollars, then authorized 28 thousand dollars in repairs. So basically I've got a truck that's Worth less money now and it may give me issues soon, plus they didn't pay any medical bills or the P.I. P.

You have a gift for maudline prose.

Have a departing conversation

Yeah, that'll be terrible

I mean, it's deserved. The idiots in the raptor could've killed someone innocent by going that insane speed. Glad it was just the driver.

Throw up!

Probably worse than a head and brains.

Drive like you're the only one on the road, and this is what you get. Your own life is cut short, and you put other lives in peril. You're dead and buried, and others have to live with the aftermath.

​@@drewwho4512Bro, NM has the dumbest drivers. Maryland too.

I live in NM and it's crazy how many people just run red lights.

@Dustinnicholas1987 In my state, too. I used to drive truck long haul throughout the country. You see all sorts of idiotic driving and inconsiderate drivers.

@@drewwho4512 Rightttt? Makes no sense and look what happens people die because of it.

fuk em

Bet he don't do that again!

I didn't know it was a lady,how did you find that info,just curious

Explain How she is Lucky..Can you imagine being trapped there for 3 hours with whomever you knew dead next to you and probably horribly mangled? The Pain and probably life long injuries for the rest of her life. The Nightmares she will have. The Torture of rehab and probably dismemberment. Yeah that aint luck.

​@@greggrusnak6094he talking about the truck driver. As for the raptor driver is dead

@@greggrusnak6094She’s alive…

@@Collind4848 she wasnt covered up. may have been unconscious and never knew where she was stuck.

I couldn't imagine the horror that truck driver is feeling even though it wasn't his fault pretty sure the guy driving the truck had his head removed

People don't buy Raptors to drive slowly.

@@549BR you’re quite right.

Yes, i agreed. Let people see.

There is NO PRIVACY in Public

@@greggrusnak6094 nope. They're in public.