Scary Dirtbike Crash Situation 

Here is what most are missing. And I could be wrong but highly doubt it. Oscar’s buddy was not just panicking because of the injury. He was scared to take him to the hospital. He told him in Spanish, “If you don’t get up they will take you to the hospital and you know you can’t go there.” Oscar was probably undocumented and his buddy feared the questions that would arise at the hospital and was trying to drive that point home without being obvious. He led Oscars answers to the questions and tried to play it off as nothing major. The hospital probably wouldn’t have questioned or reported his undocumented status but it’s a risk many people here illegally are not willing to take. Just goes to show the extent people will go to stay in our great country. I’m not saying this as a jab against the young man or his buddy. I was born in Guatemala and my parents worked very hard to legalize our status here so it’s just a perspective that many people born here might never comprehend. I’m not condoning what his buddy did but can see why he did it, ontop of the natural instinct to panic.

Never seen more attempts to paralyze a guy than what was exhibited here by his buddy. Way to be calm in a crisis 👍

After an accident like this, with a high potential for spinal injury, make sure you shake the patient vigorously. Both horizontally and vertically is best, with sudden, jerking movements. This will get their blood flowing. (Glad he's Ok.)

The way you reacted and stayed calm gives me faith in the dirt bike community

Probably the most calm “I just jumped over a dead person” ever

Dude has definitely seen his fair share of crashes, handled like a boss. Could only hope someone like you is out there everyday to help us.

Good job calming his friend down. That friend was probably so relieved to have you present. Poor guy.

Even when you saw him as you made the jump like “I just jumped over a dead person” total calmness. We need more people like you in the world.

you definitely did not over react. Your sense of urgency was very valid. good on you man.

Wow!!! I’m an ex EMT-I who left the paramedics and fire dept in 2004 with some PTSD problems from bad calls. Seeing his friend shake him like that made me have a sick feeling. (I know he probably didn’t realize the dangers, but I’ve seen it first hand). Around 2002 I ran a call at our local MX track where I guy went from no feeling in his legs to having to be intubated and manually breathed for before flying him to Birmingham, Al to UAB Hospital. It hit hard for me as I was born into MX as my uncle was 70’s factory pro Furman Gray. Seeing that guy like that with C spine fracture was just another bad call that broke me. Guys please don’t move a rider if they are breathing. You can take a CPR class and learn to hold CSpine until the Medics arrive. But one tiny fracture can turn deadly with that type movement his friend was doing. Just keep their airway open and call 911.

I watched a man die in front of me in the desert a few months back. Not only in front of me, but in front of his wife, his father-in-law and his beautiful, innocent 3 year old daughter. It shook me to my core. I live to ride, race and do all things two wheeled. Don't ride over your head and respect these powerful machines we get so much enjoyment from.

Used to train in the EMT field (never had the funding to finish the school and never graduated sadly) but you handled this incredibly well, your calmness but urgency was perfect. It’s honestly good that you got there because with the way his friend was shaking him that’s paralyzation just waiting to happen… the sterno rub to try to get him conscious enough to know he’s alive was also a great move, and your way of communicating with his friend couldn’t have really been much better, I think his friend needed you there as much as he did with how panicked he seemed… well done for a not so ideal situation

Here’s some free first aid advice - never shake or move someone after they’ve had a crash like that 🥴 Unless you want to paralyse them. That should have been ambulance, back board and neck brace

Seriously scary situation! glad he was overall ok

Good you we're there to help, his buddy had no idea how bad he was reacting.

The way you handled the situation was flawless. Thank you for helping a complete stranger.

Handled the situation so well. Helmets off to you and everybody that took action.

Great job man. Made me cringe watching him shake his buddy like that after a crash. Glad he’s alright!

the guy that came to the rescue was so calm..... very professional

Those head movements were painful to watch. Geez…. Glad he’s ok!

Man...his buddy was doing more harm that good shaking him like that

I would hope the people Im with don't shake me to wake me up when I could have a potential spinal fracture. Hopefully he has a full recovery.

Man I seen the clip of u jumping over him on TikTok two weeks ago. Glad rinse the full video. U handled this like an absolute professional. The absolute camaraderie between bikers is incredible

Hope he's OK and is recovering. Great to see all these fellow riders there supporting one of their own. That's kindness and caring at its best

imagine, you wake up after being out cold in a place that you've never been, absolutely out of it, surrounded by people speaking a language you don't understand.

Definitely a scary situation. You handled it well. Glad dude is okay. Side note, you were rippin boo. 🔥

Great example of staying calm under pressure! Very inspiring.

Very calm and professional treatment from you 🙏 We need more people like you in the MX family ❤️ So happy to see your buddy walking away from this horrible crash! He should be thankful to have a friend like you! Love from Sweden ❤️

this man deserves 10m subs because of his kindness and his dirtbike skills its awesome

Absolutely the worst thing to do to an unconscious person

great job calming the situation!! his buddy was no doubt freaking out thinking his friend was dead :\ staying calm is one of the best things you can do in a situation like that. great video! :3

Great job by the dirt rider staying calm and going for help....You are a true hero

Dude this was absolutely insane to watch... you’re a good man Mills...

Good job remaining calm and getting help. Really scary situation!

I’m glad everyone kept their heads about them. I ride myself and hope that everyone has this type of support! God bless

Dude who was knocked out is lucky you intervened.He was getting shaken like a rag doll!

Damn, that was my exact fear of seeing someone not reading the sign. Glad he was okay!… sick riding after too man!

Im from malaysia..im soo proud of u guys..its soo amazing becoz u all come to helping somebody in trouble..have nice day..

Always better safe than sorry it’s a good job you guys were there for him hopefully he’s ok. you guys have a big thumbs up from the uk for the assistance you gave him 👍👍

His friend was telling him to get up or that he was gonna get taken to the hospital, as soon as he said hospital he instantly tried to get up. I feel for the guy because he prioritized his legal status over his safety , I know because I used to be in the same situation when I was younger. Never going to the hospital when I was injured because of the fear of being deported or racking up a bill with no health insurance. I hope buddy made it out okay. Good job on your end bud.

do not shake or grabbed someone like that after an accident. You dont know the type of injuries that person has. Good job dude, for being calm and letting him know the situation.

Thank God for you being there!! Ya did an excellent job of staying calm as well as calming his friend down. Nive to know there's still some good out there in the world !! Good man!!

NEVER let somebody who may have experienced a severe concussion or TBI fall asleep after waking up.

Dealt with something similar a while back. Dude got knockout for like 10 minutes. We rushed to the van. I was rigth behind him. He was going a bit fast and hit a small wooden stump and his bike threw him away. He was okay after some exams and ready to go home but what a scare. It's crazy how your reaction reminded me of the first words i told the first responder we had in the crew. "He's okay, he just got knockout'd". Great way to handle man. Paniking won't help. And you did not over reacted.

he say "you need to get up because we were going to go to the hospital, you can't go to the hospital"

Glad he is OK, and very glad you were there and reacted so quickly.

What a champ got help and stayed there to make sure the man was ok absolutely love it💯 gave a sub to support you💯

So glad you made this video. It definitely shows what to do in a situation like that.

I understand that guy was in a panic, but good god he could’ve killed that kid.

damn on the way back to the scene and still gettin fresh with it

Man it's guys like you that help me enjoy riding because you didn't have to stop and get help around here where I ride nobody would do this I've seen it personally they'll just keep riding right past so huge thanks to you man

Excellent response. Hats off to a great job of handling a really bad situation. Also a good reminder why it is a good idea that I not ride dirt bikes anymore, been 20 years and man I miss it. But I don't miss the injuries.

Thanks for being a good person and helping the guy out God bless you bro

Wow bro, you handled this like a professional! We need more people like you.

Proud of how calm you were Taylor. Love you.

These sites need to have people on hand that know how to treat an injured person. Some trained correctly. Good grief,this is awful

Great job handling the situation Mills, calm and collected. Knew what to do. Earned a sub easily man, keep going!

Shows how good the community is there man great job.

Thanks for stopping to help I helped a little kid stuck in the mud a few months ago he was panicking

Good on you for staying calm in this situation and for calming his buddy down

"Oh what's that? You can potentially have a serious and life threatening injury? here let me shake you as I'm panicking" Thank goodness you were there to calm the dudes friend down..

I had been through the same thing, went to sleep, woke up not knowing where i got the gear i was wearing " because it was new and lost the memory " broke my collar bone didnt even notice untill 30 mins after i started to walk around, laughed a bit at first about being so out of it but as i was being driven to the hospital my head was swelling and i started to pass out again and vomited inside the truck, woke up in the hospital bed, bad concussions are very very scary , it took me a few days to remember where i got the new red fox gear i was wearing, i said it was ugly as hell who put this gear on me.

Dude honestly, the way you handled this. 👏🏼 *bravo* Absolutely amazingly done. 👏🏼

You reacted very well most of the time people panic and don't act accordingly you being calm allowed you to get help faster and handle the situation great job respect bro.

its crazy how calm he is threw the whole thing

i woulda sent it through the pits just the same man, this hit me in the feels haha. One time some kid was laying under his bike with the throttle pinned ontop of him & the pipe burning into his thigh, i ripped that shit off & sent it just as hard to the EMT's . you're an angel bro

Kudos to you for immediately turning around to check on the guy, then going for help. I've seen crashes similar to that where i stopped like you did and others just blew past without even slowing down basically like they're saying "Sucks to be you, not my problem". Helmet off to you bro 👍👍👍👍

Like how everyone in the dirt bike community was just there for him, not just track aficials. Hope he was ok

I think you handled the situation super calm and didn't panic! good job!

That calmness of "i just jumped over a dead person" made me giggle probably more than it should

same thing happened to me at charles city a year ago, but i was by myself. i called my dad asking him if i crashed. dont remember the week before or after to this day. love roberts track and trail and a scary thing to see

Holy crap! Dude was trying to finish off his friend. Made him into a bobble head.

Bro you stayed calm and your what I imagine what the perfect rider is I love you bro ❤

Your response was excellent, and your caring was obvious. Good job dude.

im glad that hes alright and its a good thing you were there to help out!

Glad he didn’t have a spinal injury! The way his buddy was freaking out throwing him around would have done all kinds of damage!

This guy just proved he can be brave when needed way to handle the situation❤😊😅

can't believe I didn't see this earlier, dang insanity. He's so blessed to be alive. Btw you're really good at staying calm👌

Well done man. Your composure is 👌 hope he is ok.

I’m almost 100% sure that was his buddies first sight of a close one being unconscious. Helmets off to you for helping him realize he was overthink with the key question “is he still breathing”? Which of course was yes and a totally relief as we can see. 🤟🏼🤟🏼

Bro is so freaking chill like " i just jumped over a dead person " 💀 " alright you’re alive thank god " 💀

Thanks for making the video keep up the good work

Great job on remaining calm. Also looks like a fun place to ride. Thanks for the footage

My dad had an very simular situation the day before this video was published. It was really scary expecially because it was only me(17) and my little sister(10) with my dad out on a very small mountain in very hard terrain. And my little sister panicked so was really hard for me to calm her down meanwhile my dad laying down and shaking and being passed out.

the way you said "i just jumped over a dead person " so calm i thought you were joking

his friend was shaking him while he was on the ground, that’s very dangerous. but im glad he’s fine. u did the right thing bro.❤

The kid on the bike who got help was amazing. The kid shaking him just completely panicked and could have paralyzed him easily. But the gray haired guy in the black shirt that though he was performing a patient assessment could have paralyzed him too. Every single thing he did from the time he got there was the opposite of what common sense is.

Never hurts to sign up for a couple first aid classes, you have the head for it.

Ok I was a firefighter emt for 17yrs . That young man had a bad concussion and needed to go to the hospital for a CT scan. NEVER move the patient or allow anyone to move them until the patient is fully awake and alert . From what I seen he was never fully alert and oriented. Remember treat like it’s the worst until the medical staff get there or the patient can’t coherently speak

Good job man for your actions!!! I was very impressed How you kept that Calm. Awesome work brother!!!👍👍👍

Great job on rushing in to get help, although you may have gotten repremanded on it, you did what you should have, awesome stuff man

god damn you were hauling ass in the pits 😂😂 respect to you man! thanks for keeping us all safe on the track

“ I just jump over a dead person “ caught me off guard

Never in my life have I heard “I just jumped over a dead person”

I was in a similar situation last month. I passed out for about 15 minutes but all I had was abrasions and a concussion. I asked liked 20 times what happened 😅

How matured this guy is❤👏

bro the calmest dude I have ever seen after that accident happened

Idk if you guys can understand what his “brother” it’s saying in Spanish but basically he said that he need to get up fast otherwise they will probably will take him to the hospital and (in his words) “they can’t do that, we can’t go there”… probably just some guys without papers or without enough money to cover that up 😢. Thats the reason why he was so freak out when he got conscious again.

Even on the way back to the patient after getting someone, bro was steeeeezy

You did awesome bud, I've had to deal with similar shit, sadly unconscious people do look dead when you roll up on them. This brings back bad memories but keyboard warriors need to know that this is what can happen and making good decisions helps the injured the most (I had to get help and leave them both, no phone coverage, like you I was thankful the campground was close and I went crazy and got help)