**GRAPHIC**DIAMOND BAR FATAL ROLLOVER 

As a former law enforcement officer, I could actually smell death when I arrived at fatal situations. Those memories never go away.

I heard over my radio while driving that a suicide, male was reported at my brother’s work place. I flew to it. I stood back in disbelief looking at my brother. Only a few of the troopers there knew who I was and put it together pretty fast. Everything the other troopers and fire dept did was SOP but they treated my brother’s body with nothing but respect and dignity. They had his wallet but I heard someone say we need a positive I.D. That’s when I let it known why I was there and identified him. They gave me space while I sobbed and held his hand. I was led away by someone and taken home. I will never forget the compassion shown for my brother’s body. Ever.

Now I have no clue how this accident happened, but I want to first express my deepest sympathy to the family and friends of this person. Videos like this can do more for highway safety than all the classroom driving classes can do. My nephew recently got his license and he told me they never showed the graphic films that I had told him about that they used to show student drivers. I think that is a huge mistake.

As a Registered Nurse who worked for nearly two decades in the emergency room along side of paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, multiple law enforcement agencies and other first responders, I can attest to the bravery, courage and honor that these heroic men and women do in their jobs every single day! God bless each and everyone of you!

This should be shown to every new driver. Thank you for doing this respectfully.

As a law enforcement officer, it is never easier to see these fatalities that arises from car accidents. However, one of the most difficult part is to tell the families that their love ones are deceased. May blessings go to the family of this person who lost his/her life in this horrible crash. May God continue to bless first responders because we are the ones always at these horrific scenes.

I'm looking into becoming a firefighter. These videos are really a eye opener. I've seen first hand a women hit on the side of a country road in Florida and a 17 year old kid take his last breaths as he smacked head on a metal telephone pole. It really does take a certain person to be first responders. I respect all men and women that go out away from family and risk it all to save or recover a loved ones body. You only have one life, live it to the fullest and always remember life is precious.

Oh. No. Seeing his arm hanging out when they were pulling the car back over made me heart sink into my stomach! God love him and his family..and everyone involved in this accident and every accident

One thing that really gets to me is when you see firefighters, cops, ems, not moving extremely fast and you can see them looking at each other, because it is clear to them that nobody in that car is alive. The ladies and gentlemen that do this for a living are true heroes. I can't imagine having the years and years of images of what they see, just building up in my head.

That arm hanging down is haunting...

Rip. Sad to see somebody lose his life. I want to thank you for showing us real footage and no censoring. Subscribed!

MY GOD…. The things you firefighters see . How do you sleep at night? How do theses scenes not haunt you ? How do. you not rush home and hold your wife and children and just cry cry cry?

These are the kinds of videos our young should be shown as they go through drivers ed. Operating a motor vehicle is not a game. We could all use a reminder from time to time.

This is haunting. Seeing the hand lifeless like that really did it for me and I have a VW myself. My condolences goes out to the driver and his family R.I.P .

God Bless first responders. You can’t unsee things like this.

The university I graduated from made it a point to bring a car involved in a crash to show what actually happens. The last time they brought one, there was blood all over the interior of the car, the driver seat was bent in an unimaginable way. We didn’t get the real story of what happened to the car and it’s occupants but they did put scenarios that describe what could have happened. I think it send a powerful message. We are not invincible. Condolences to the family of the passed.

Ty for not blurring anything we are soft and squishy and this keeps you humble it’s also educational

Respect to the wrecker driver seen praying for the victim.

That was someones son, brother , father maybe and friend...condolences to his loved ones....so sad

How sad…it’s not even a rescue, it’s a recovery mission now. RIP to the driver and condolences to the family