Mini-Van Slams into Big Rig Killing Passenger / Downey RAW FOOTAGE 

Other than Soldiers in War, these guys have got to be the next ones, that see so many un-see-able things.....

lairdriver I would love work over there I don’t scare to blood brains 🧠 bones and death is natural

@@ElForastero10287 You would be perfect for the job then, Tmr. I am not very good at seeing things like this, and being able to continue to do the job..... I can watch the stuff on videos, but I have a hard time seeing this stuff in real life.

Scott Crabtree yea I love watch videos but is more exiting in person, is really really sad wat it happen to a person but , it is wat it is , I see my first death in person wen I was 10 by my house back in mexico it was small country road the guy was drunk and driving hit a bridge curve ,truck flip over sliding on the side with he’s head out hit the side walk cutting he’s scalp clean cut . I was the first to get there in my bike 🚲 because I heard the impact. I se the guy scalp 20 meters away from the truck bodie still was there that was my first time seen human brains 🧠

@@ElForastero10287 Wow, even at ten you weren't freaked out, by the sight of that accident!? I do agree with you, on it all being a part of life. Accidents happen everyday and some are quite gruesome...!!!! Someone has to do the job, that's for sure.

VancouverCanucksRock Sad isn't it?

You know I use to think the same thing. But the reality is that celebrities and athletes make more money because they have a much greater source of income... That source is the fans. Billions of ppl invest in these thousands of ppl. U think these athletes make a lot of money think about the owners of the leagues and the team owners. They literally do nothing at all. But we provide them with that luxury.

My cousin is NYFD and he makes well over 100k a year easy

I wonder the same. The ones that deserve better pay don't get it and the ones who don't do

@Sabrina Dugan I have said the same

Ha

Did u say legal status because they were Mexicans lol... Laughing at your comment not the people involved

Sabrina Dugan In the USA 72% of the firefighters today are volunteers and no they don't all get great or decent pay for the amount of hours, work holidays, weekends from their family's while most folks work a Monday through Friday job 8 to 12 hours a day versus 24 hour shifts. I have been in the field for 20 years, a Paramedic for 13 of those years and 9 years as a Chief. Most city's and states cut public safety budgets first before other departments to push the population into being forced or scare them to increase taxes. It takes a calling to do this type of work for long.

Why would you being race into this?

.... You’re acting like it’s not their job.

If u die then it doesn't matter, it's not like you have to live with the guilt

kellie bennitt ....me as well..they fight so hard to save a victim like this and the grim reaper wins, so many times.

I know the feeling all too well. My oldest son started as a volunteer when he was 16 or 17---he is now 36 and still a volunteer firefighter & first responder. This was his dream since he was 4 or 5 and he never let it go. He rarely talks about the gruesome things he sees, I guess he doesn't want momma to worry. 😕 Momma worries no matter their age or circumstance. So he has done this without pay & much of the time without so much as a thank you for 20+ years and loves it just as much today as the day he started. I truly believe it is a calling for these men and women. My 10 yr old grandson (his son) talks about being a firefighter too....just like his daddy. One more generation to worry about but be extremely proud of!!! We live in a fairly rural area of SC, not a big populated place like California.

greeneyes92061 ...you tell your son ..THANK YOU from us. We lived in a rural part in Nebraska when we had an awful wreck that broke both my thigh bones and Waverly injured my 3 yr old and my 1 yr old. Volunteers showed up...mafdecme stop tearing off half my face and walking around throwing ppl off my daughter.....on and on. We all recovered with lasting injuries...2/3 of my daughters brain is now scar tissue but thanks to those unpaid, unsung heroes that showed up...she graduated from high school 1 yr later than expected before the wreck....those unsung heroes...did EXACTLY the right thing in her extreme head injury case. Its been since Sept 12, 1983...but those heroes faces are what I see when I hear the words...first responder....those unpaid, unknown, unrecognized HEROES, interupt their lives to save strangers...it is indeed a God blessed calling.

Yeah let's pray for the firefighters but forget the victims and the mental affect of the family members. firefighters choose this career the victims didn't choose to die. Have some respect you self centered... I'll just stop there.

Yes mam , it sure does take a special kind of person to do their job. Im not sure how well the pay is but my guess is they are under paid . The first few videos , i saw like this made me think the same thing as you wrote . May God bless both of your 2 sons and keep them safe , and of sound mind . Godspeed

MegaMonkey Blaster man slaughter at least

You do though... Lady out here killed a couple that left behind an autistic baby and she got charged with double murder. Her bail was set at 1.3Milllion

You do get charged with murder read the law book before writing something like that again

Gente Nueva it depends on the state in which you live.

@@FS-zq9kc Don't be an arse. The US has 50 states all with a mishmash of different laws and statutes and how certain crimes are classified and prosecuted. What happens in one state doesn't necessarily reflect what happens in others. Thats why an attorney can only practice law in a location they are qualified in and that is why there is no one "the" law book.

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@@dieradaielle Yet you missed scene and the being spelled teh .

golden honey drops grammar police in the comment section people watch your spelling.

@ThreeDaysOfDan Are you sure your referring to the same accident, cause NONE of the info you said and described was listed in description or shown in video!?! 😳🤔😳🤔Who lost their legs!?!? The person in the Semi had No Injuries and from the 4 kids in the van , 1 Passenger died but the driver & the other 2 passengers had NON-Life threatening injuries? I'd say losing Not 1 but 2 LIMBS (as you said) would definitely be classified as a "LIFE THREATENING INJURY"!? Just saying. 😳🤔😳🤔😳🤔 AND ALSO I COULD BE WRONG AS WELL! BUT IRREGARDLESS THANKS FOR THE INFO!

Fuck the where mexicans. Dam my people when the fuck they’re gonna learn ?

@M Detlef Sorry, I should have said I appreciate them SHOWING what's involved in vehicle extrication.

Having watched these videos has totally changed the way that I drive. I don't know how to get it out there, but for the rescuers trying to be respective of the dead, at the same time, allow these people videoing to continue, the bodies that they are protecting from view are gone, and yet, the living that view those bodies may drive and act more responsibly. Watching these videos has put me in my place.... I'm 57...I was NEVER a defensive driver, but I sure am now....

passion flower Same! I think they should show Juniors and Seniors in high school these videos for educational purposes. Especially nowadays with ppl always on their phones while driving.

They do watch them! They have to many gadgets to play with instead of paying attention to driving!! No sympathy!!

Yes I agree. My son is almost at the driving age and he needs to be cautious for sure.

They use to, when they had drivers ed in schools, I saw a video in 10th grade that showed deadly car crashes, you can see them on RU-vid I found the one I watched there

MawMaw 13 RIP to your son 🙏 I’m sure he was a great MAN!

R.I.P. sorry for your loss💔

I’m very sorry for your loss. Sending condolences and prayers to you and your family.

Maw Maw13 I’m so very sorry for your loss. I can’t imagine the pain of losing a child. My son is 26 this year, and I’m terrified everyday that something will happen. I’m so sorry. 🌹

God bless you.. And my condolences from the UK. Such a cruel world we live in. 🕊️🕊️🕊️🇬🇧🙏

Bless you for what you have done to help others. 🙏 So sorry about your back. Since you worked in that profession, I see nothing wrong with you wanting to see everything involved in these crashes. It makes perfect sense to me.

That's called respect to the families.

@@LuLuLuvU As a professional RESCUER, I become a part of these families, even if for a short moment. I don't mean to make videos like my request public, I am explaining what we need to see in classes and at the station in videos to help us understand. The family's privacy is always well guarded within the professional world of fire and rescue. It would teach compassion to those that think it is just about taking a body out of wreckage, when it is about dealing with a human being in the most gentle way possible but still getting the job done. Without actual videos, those that learn techniques without added human connection tend to be uncaring, rough and may even photograph or video things to post online for shock value. Believe me, there are two very distinct and very different ways to approach handling someone's loved one and the non-emotional, non-ethical way has more weight, tipping the scales. I have helped with countless autopsies in my career and each body is treated like a person in the state office I worked in. Empathy and the desire to learn as much as possible about providing a dignified way of handling the deceased is not taught enough. Don't turn a learning opportunity into a taboo subject. By hiding things from everyone's view we aren't helping to keep emotional scars at bay, quite the opposite, we are teaching people to not understand, approach from a cold and impersonal manner, like the "body" is just a "thing" a professional has to "deal" with. I was a hospice volunteer and in that side of my career held the hands of many lonely people passing away very scared. My mission was to bring joy, happiness, contentment, and a sense of togetherness before passing. Without all of these experiences, professionals have no clue the heartache involved in someone leaving this world for the unknown and then in some cases, what the families will then go through suddenly and shockingly. I hope you understand, I explained the best way I could.

Joy Bastet They knew he was dead when they first saw him, body was probably all broken, neck snapped, skull caved in; it was no use

@@coolaisiankid They still intubated him and used a ventilator on him.

@@marine4lyfe85 And compressions for several minutes it looks like too. Bless those folks for trying

This kids golden hour passed the minute the car hit the back of the semi.

He is very young and the body is so resilient... they tried , nothing to loose...

The kid had no licence and had taken the car without permision ..

So true. 18-year-olds out at nearly 11:00 at night, probably speeding, distracted from others in the vehicle, they are just newly considered adults but they are mentally just teenagers, having "fun" that is killing them young. The human brain is not even fully developed until age 25, and they've maybe had a only a couple of years of driving experience under their belt, DISTRACTIONS are what cause accidents all the time. You must pay total attention to your driving, AND watch other vehicles around you on the road, to stay safe. When a driver just looks at the passenger to his right, in that one second, a vehicle going 70 mph advances OVER 100 FEET on the road! and it will crash into an object with 50,000 pounds of pressure on a two ton vehicle. That leaves little left but a wadded-up bunch of metal with dead people inside in an accident on the highway.

Tbh, I don't think kids should be able to get a dl at 16. We didn't have cell phones when I started driving. Kids are too worried about their cell phones these days.

I graduated in 1975. The ones we saw were not fake. Scared the hell out of me!

I agree

Because a football players career is usually quite short. Answer this. If firefighter pay isn't adequate, why are so many people trying to get into the profession? The pay scales are public record and not too secret.

@@lornes7526 WOW. How inbread are you?

Since you aren’t smart enough to spell inbred properly, I don’t expect you to understand much of anything else.

People around the world don’t pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars to watch firefighters get dead bodies out of a car and it’s definitely not televised. Professional sports is a job too and those people work just as hard if not even harder than people in these occupations. Calm down and be realistic for 2 seconds.

It has to do with the revenue athletes bring to the city. They help employ more firefighters.

100% true statement my friend hopefully this message will get to more people

Not luck but blessed our lives are the the mercy of the almighty God and trust luck has nothing to do with it respectfully 😇🥰

Bruce Jenner will never be or ever was a hero

Luis Villegas yes always

Especially if intoxicated.

Maybe thats gods way of punishing them . by having to live with the guilt for life knowing a family or friend is dead because of your negligence

karma, they have to live with what they did.

So they live with the guilt of a death on their hands

You look at your phone while you drive stop lying you hypo

Christian Molina lmao

Sad to post this here, but this is one guy from "shot in the dark" on Netflix. If your a photographphy nut like me, check it out. I duno if it's still on Netflix.

Sabrina Dugan That’s not true. You can’t base the work of first responders from other countries on what you see in these videos! I’m not saying that all countries do, but I lived overseas and they work just as hard on people!

We have pretty much the same here in England we ain’t that much different

Nick Dennis I know right? I was stationed in England for 3 years and I know first responders work just as hard as our emergency teams here in the states!

Kelly J yea that’s right the only difference here in England you emt is part of your fire&rescue where as we are a separate entity to the ambulance service where in England was you at

Nick Dennis Mildenhall

@Sabrina Dugan .. that was sarcasm

Groovyman, that street must have been really dark not to see the trailer.

They were doing nozz

@@jessepadilla104 All bad

I feel for the boys family who lost his life, sorry for ur lose

May he rip

Should have stayed in Germany fukn Natzi

@@jacobthackston4744 Stfu idiot.

@@jillhensley5559 Fuck you jill

It's so idiots don't steal his videos,if they want to share them,they have to contact him and ask him for the original without the tags.

I agree 110% with you Kent!!

Spooder Boobies I know why he does it, but plenty of other locations to place the tag. Placing a tag in the center only serves advertising purposes.

Man the fire fighters who saw the severed leg were tramatized ..

ThreeDaysOfDan what time on the video? Thanks...

Ronald Negro Mejia only if you pass the hot sauce please

Rachel Berens what’s the driver’s name?

myanandrea1 yeah it’s sad

Agreed

I think he died lol

my cousin was his friend he told me how the driver was taking nos and how he passed out and hit the gas and at full speed hit the truck

he was friends with the guy who died

Proof "Mansfield" bars don't always work.

small town guy looks like this trailer has a lift gate. It was probably getting ready to make a delivery and was stopped in the middle of the road.

The Mansfield bar was there, it was hanging loose

Gonna say, looks like the ICC bar got stuff up under the truck

Yeah, it was there, and correctly placed - that is, until that full-size Chevy van slammed into it at FULL speed !! If you look closely, you can see it - the firefighter partially under the trailer (to facilitate lifting it up) puts his hand right on it.

Cam 1 hey how r u sir

Brandon Lopez next time on r/quityourbullshit

@Antonio HernandeZ back into their sisters holes.

All y’all fucked up no sympathy whatsoever

Brandon Lopez what’s the name of the 19 year old driver, who is 23 now?