I have to give all the respect the first responders deserve. People don't think that some or all have some sort of PTSD from all of these scenes they have to respond too. My hat's off to them all
As long as the hats stay attached to their heads then be all means remove your hat ! To the headless motorcycle driver's family at least he went quickly.
PTSD is very common in first responders , I know I've been there before , fortunately for me mine was short lived and just ended up being a case of depression . I also know it creates alcoholism , people drink to help them forget , sometimes they too become drunk driving casualties , its really a sad truth .
This is why you NEVER just go because the light turned green , even then you always look both ways before you go . This one little thing that only takes a second or two could end up saving your life .
Thank you from a career 30 year Firefighter. A lot of people still think we sit around and play checkers. 30 years of incidents like this and worse stays with you. God bless our first responders.
I tell my daughter so many times” Just because you have the right of way doesn’t mean you’ll always get the right of way.” If you’re getting ready to drive through a intersection look before you get there.
I'm making a pledge to myself right now to become a more responsible rider/driver. Accidents happen yes, and it's horrible, but they are so much more preventable with responsible people. Be safe out there everyone!
I’m proud of you! Stick to that commitment. Donorcycles are less that 2% of all road traffic yet they are about 30% of the fatalities. Not good odds! I’ve never met a leg that won the battle of bummer vs bike ! The leg always looses. Always Wear your helmet even if it’s “just around the block”. My helmet saved my life two times. Ride smart!
Exactly like not rushing to go when the light turns green as so many do what was done here and continue through the yellow and red lights. We all get in such a hurry and drive mindlessly. 😞
It's both riders and drivers. I'm a rider and I ride hard every single day of the year. But I know to watch idiots in cars who try to beat a light to turn left which is exactly what happened here from the position of the car. If I see someone at an intersection I'm already in evasion mode before they even come out. I think they were both trying to beat the red light. Both had yellow and on impact the light turned red for left turn and cross traffic. The witness only saw green on the car's side and assumed the car was trying to go straight. The position of the car shows he was trying to beat the left turn light, not go straight.
"Two people, a 30-year-old motorcyclist from Ontario and a 69-year-old man from Chino, were killed in an early-morning crash Friday at Central and Francis avenues in Chino, the Chino Police Department reported." Apparently the driver of the car died at the hospital. May they both rest in peace.
So sad for both families to lose their loved ones. I always look twice even when the light turns green. We have so many folks that run the red lights here in CO. We also have the snow/ice factor and sometimes the car is sliding. I figure it's a win/win if I am safe and my car undamaged!
I see it everyday. I drive a semi truck. Everyone is in such a rush. They don't care about anyone else but themselves. I get cut off, brake checked, passed on the right in construction zones, merged in front of. Literally to save a few seconds, you'd cut off a truck and put your life at risk. This entitlement well get you killed.
Much of the blame goes to the A-hole truckers on the interstate who'll cut you off in the passing lane so they can pass the trucker ahead of them at 1 mph faster instead of waiting 5 more seconds.
I'm certainly not ashamed to admit that therapy has greatly Assisted me in processing and dealing with the horrific images I've experienced in over 17 years as a medic.
When I was in college to be a respiratory therapist. In the emt classes they show you videos like this to try to see if you can really handle being a medic. You have to remember they are often first on scene. Much love to this crew. I know it isn't easy. Condolences to the family of the lost💞
We have a driving school that shows graphic videos to teen drivers and I'm all for it. This was about 6 yrs ago when my middle son took the class. I hope they still do it when my 15 yr old takes it.
@@wendyc1902 there's a handful of websites you can visit and see real death most of us have a morbid curiosity you watch enough of it you get a little desensitized to it I guess it helps especially if you were to go into a profession like this.. so the internet can help you can see a lot of gruesome stuff the only thing it can't prepare you for is the real life experience seeing it up close and personal is a different thing and plus the smells you can't get smells over the internet. So I say it's still good to watch the videos and if you can handle that then move on to the real thing smells and all and maybe getting splashed on... Enjoy! They're all kinds of jobs in this world someone's got to do it the good thing is if you're doing what you love and like you never work a day in your life and if you can't find that love just find something close enough then work is decent ☝️🙂
EMT class for respiratory therapy? Seeing if you can be a medic? You do not actually know if you can handle it until you face it. Watching videos is nothing compared to the smell of blood full of alcohol mixed with gasoline on a hot summer night or confirming death from a gunshot suicide while the spouse is sobbing. If you can get past at least one of those types of calls, you can handle it. Where does respiratory therapy come in again? 😂
I saw some pretty graphic photos and videos...just even watching my brother choke off his blood....he's dead.....just things you see living in a property area...it's hard to sleep then you get used to it then you start sleeping then you forget to get reminded again...I wouldn't be able to handle it after a while ..
This is so sad. Be safe on motorcycles. My step-dad was killed on his motorcycle when a big rig lost his brakes and slammed into him from behind at a stoplight. Always Be aware of your surroundings. This is why I always pause and count to 3 after the lights turn green. You never know if people are in too much of a hurry.
Agreed! A new habit I picked up since I moved to Idaho, is because we had a huge flush of people from California move here and they always run red lights, it's unbelievable. My husband can speak for it, he was born and raised in Idaho.
The guy in the motorcycle didn’t want to get the red light and cost him his life! The man in the car that he hit lost his life because of it! So sad😔Condolences to both families
My accident was very similar to this one. Police report says they didn’t give me any tickets because I was not going to survive. They calculated I was doing 100 mph+. Eight days later I woke up in the hospital with a lot of broken bones & permanent amnesia. The brain injury has been the toughest thing to deal with. So some think the sun was in my eyes, that i was suicidal, etc. I’ve spent a lot of years talking to old friends in order to know who I was. My sincere condolences go to his friends and family.
Oh wow, it's not often you get to hear a story like yours. That's gotta be tough, not being able to remember anything before the accident. Glad you're still here.
I hope you didn’t kill anybody because of your negligence. I’m assuming you’re at fault because of the first couple lines of your comment insinuates you were.
for someone who claims to have "permanent amnesia" aka amnestic syndrome it sure looks as if you are not having any problems with forming "new memories" which is the #1 symptom - the BS folks see on TV "forgetting your identity" rarely ever happens
The driver of the Camry was killed as well. Thoughts and prayers to the families and to those witness to this horrific accident. Thank you to the first responders for all you do!
I've been driving for about 40 years, and the driving now is so scary these days. People take the red light now, So when I'm driving I wait awhile for the light to get green. Because if you think you can go after it changes think again before you enter the intersection. It better to be safe than sorry.
Exactly. I've.seen so many cars pass red lights. I've also passed 4 red lights on accident after driving for 15 years! 2 of them while people asked me to drive them and I didn't want to. That's why I just say no! Human error sometimes....other times it's done on purpose because of inpatients. However a few minutes more waiting is worth your life and not getting injured. I was in a car accident 4 broken ribs and my god that was unbelievably painful.
A few thoughts on this as a former paramedic (around 11 years) - 1. Not hearing a lot of conversation from the fire department and AMR (the EMS personnel on scene). 2. Why is the car still powered? Massive impact, gas everywhere from the motorcycle. Pop the hood, disconnect the battery. 3. The back seat was accessible. Get in there and start treatment. Assess airway. Keep the patient calm. Get a line going. I did all of the above while a car's roof was being removed. 4. It appeared that the driver of the car was unresponsive. Pick up the pace. Again, back seat was open. Turn that thing into a convertible (or at least cut the B and C columns) quickly. And for any motorcycle riders - they call them "donor cycles" for a reason. You are not invincible. Enjoy the wind rushing by but please do not drive recklessly. Because someone has to go through picking up your head later on and, while you are dead, that shit sticks with first responders forever.
You are so right. The suicide rate of EMTS & FIREFIGHTERS IS UNBELIEVABLY HIGH! They need Mental health care. They face this TRAUMA EVERY DAY! Humans aren't built to take this 24-7. God Bless each & every one. Please seek counseling on a regular basis. There's no shame in it. Your families need you.
@@kathysiebert6654 starting therapy (again) on Monday to hopefully start addressing PTSD. There's a factor of pride, I think - especially while you are on the job. Laugh things off, move on. Years removed, it's hitting me. Way too much beer and cigarettes. Trying to numb feelings - and that was also the case (minus cigarettes) during my career. Hopefully another current or former first responder is reading this - no shame in getting help. And it may take several tries. ♥
I used to ride responsibly only to have motorists drive irresponsibly around me. Distracted on their phones or trying to challenge me at the lights. It was game over for me.
I worked at the Austin, Texas Police Department for many years, and had acquaintances also in EMT and fire departments. They're definitely affected by what they see. They still manage to retain their professionalism through it all. They're stronger than me. God bless every one of these agency personnel everywhere.
Yes..then, if the person makes it to hospital..those of us in ICU experience a diff type of trauma..esp with families, as we must never surrender our HOPE
This is unfortunate. I don’t understand why being in a rush is all about. As the motorcyclist tried to gun it and make the light, this person got no where but his demise. Condolences to both families
@@bigneutron77 No, the motorcyclist ran the light. It being dark, and speeding to try to beat the light...the Camry driver probably never even saw him.
I almost lost my life on my motorcycle almost two years ago. The injuries have forever changed my life. I rode for 18 years until a distracted driver hit me. Sad situation all the way around. How traumatizing to all who witnessed and responded.
@@inkedmomblu1510 I’m so sorry to hear about your accident and pain. My mom fractured her spine in 12 places when an SUV hit us head-on. The pain she still experienced to this day is debilitating
@@jakepatchogue9478 I appreciate your kind words. I also broke my back in three places. My entire left side was crushed. 7 knee surgeries, five arm surgeries, a discectomy and spinal fusion. This pain changes how you see and interact with the world. I’m so sorry your mom went through that. I know my daughter was absolutely traumatized. So I’m sure that was really hard on you. I hope she continues to heal and find a new “normal”. Sending you both lots of love 💙💜
Some MC riders never learn. Speeding is one thing, but doing so while blowing through red lights is asking for a speedy checkout. Who didn't see the one with the rider running from cops that was sent flying 100 or so feet almost ripped in half after T-boning a vehicle at nearly 80 mph?
My prayers go to their families. Thank you to all emergency responders. I can't even begin to imagine the horrific and heartbreaking things they witness. Prayers for strength and healing to all emergency responders
If you are at the intersection waiting for the red light to turn green, it pays to take a quick look right and left before proceeding on the green light. That doesn't mean sit there like a putz for 5 seconds looking around before moving, because then you'll just piss off the drivers behind you. But a quick R-L glance can pay dividends. You can pay attention to the cross traffic as the light is about to turn green for you, to see if anybody is approaching too fast. I've got to believe that if I were sitting at the red light about to change to green and some biker in the cross traffic was gunning it with no intention of stopping, I would have noticed that, IF I was paying attention. One time during afternoon traffic I had some guy in a car just cruise right thru the intersection crossways in front of me just as I got the green light. He wasn't gunning it to run the red, it looked like he was just inattentive and didn't notice he had a red light. The thing was, I saw him coming because I was watching the cross traffic the whole time I was sitting at the intersection. So when I saw the car approach too fast to stop, I just stayed put and let him go by. If I had been fixated on jumping out into the intersection on my green light, I would have got creamed.
@@Narpets2112 Bullshit. First off I can most likely see a thousand feet or more if I'm making an effort to look and I have good enough eyesight to get a license. By your logic it would be impossible to turn onto or cross a busy road from a 2-way stop, but drivers do it all day long. Obviously we have to look at the cross traffic and judge it for a few seconds before making the decision to proceed. There are several seconds of time to judge the cross traffic at a traffic signal, especially since there is delay built into the traffic signal change timing for safety. And if I'm out there late at night and a speeding motorcycle is crossing my bow, I'm likely to hear something and see something, IF I PAY ATTENTION. Drivers get complacent in expecting the intersection to be clear at the light change, and I'm suggesting for our own safety we try to be more vigilant. No it won't work sure fire every single time, but don't tell me it's futile.
I t-boned a careless driver 21 years ago on a motorcycle and haven't walked since. Both the rider and the one in the larger vehicle need to respect one another so that everyone gets home safely. My situation couldn't have been avoided as I used all the skills I'd accumulated over the years riding a bike to avoid the accident. My prayers go out to this victim and their grieving family members. So very tragic and sad!
I tboned a drunk pulling out of the bar he drove off and left me in the street. I haven't ever gotten any closure on that situation. They were never caught. My bike was totaled i only had liability. I'm still walking tho so i have to count my blessings.
I got t-boned by a drunk high on drugs about 30yrs ago on my '82 GoldWing. I feel very fortunate to have walked away from the incident with only a broken bone in my left wrist. I was traveling at the speed limit of 50mph when it happened.
@@RiverRatWA57 You're very fortunate to have walked away from that one. Hope it didn't keep you from riding bikes. Careless drivers will always exist, but it shouldn't cost a biker from enjoying what they love...
@@endtimeawakening5557 Needless to say that the bike was totaled, got another one about four years later, still have it, hasn't seen much use the past 'few' years as I have been an OTR truck driver for the past 22yrs.
@@RiverRatWA57 Glad to hear all is well! Don't ever let the carelessness of others cost you your joy in life. Live every day as though it were a gift (because it is) and thank the awesome God that gave us this life, both on this side of physical death and the other side... life Eternal. I actually still have my bike that I crashed 21 years ago, it's a 1999 Honda CBR 900RR. I had quite a bit more miles on the back rubber than the front as the front was airborne quite a bit. Those high power sport bikes love to ride on one wheel for some reason. If I could walk again tomorrow I'd buy another bike and be on one wheel again, and lovin' it. Be careful out there in that big rig brother, take care, God bless!
BESIDES the horrors, and dangers first responders face, the fact that almost every call is different. And some situations couldn't even be dreamed up! And they willingly do this day in and day out. Rescue, police, fire, have ALWAYS been my heroes!
@@NOBODY-fz3im Your have the wrong idea about things and I pray that you change your ignorant ways of thinking. Who would you call if you were in a car accident, maybe somebody robbing your home, or if someone kidnapped someone you loved? Who would you call then? You can sit here all day long and talk about how you “wouldn’t” call 911 but in all honesty, we all know better. Even you do and yeah let’s depend on some fictional characters from a movie to come save us when we’re in need the most. Good luck with that. Why don’t you show a little bit of respect to the men and women who put their lives on the line every single day for people like you who don’t appreciate jack s%#t. Truth being told, you sound like you’ve had allot of hand outs in life and never worked for nothing. A man lost his head in this accident and all you can come to terms with is talking about movie characters being the “real hero’s.” Yeah their definitely who I would wanna call if I needed help asap. Gimme a break dude.
@@fatimacamarena338 believe me I have feeling. The difference is, I'm not so pathetic as to make pointless virtue signaling comments on youtube crash videos to make myself feel like a good person. GET A LIFE
Watching this and realizing in a second that persons life just ended in the middle of the street. One minute your driving (stupidly) and the next minute your life is over. This one really got me.
Unfortunately it happens all the time.. My sister was killed in a accident when she was hit as a pedestrian.. I had only spoken with her a couple of hours earlier... It makes you appreciate life more
@@jenny2tone242 ❤️❤️ it never goes away but it gets easier to live with... Its been years since but I still have days where I miss her more.. She was my only sibling
Who said it was the MC fault, were you there did you see all you be do e is heard things, who's to say the driver didnt punched it when it was red and since it was green for the MC he had tge right of way. SO UNLESS YOU KNOW THE ONLY COMMENTS NEEDED ARE R.I.P. FOR ALL INVOLVED AND PRAY FOR BOTH FAMILIES😕
@@shellywood7466 I was mentioned in the description that the motorcyclist tried to run the red light. Also, who do you think you are telling others what the only comments needed are?
@@shellywood7466 I guess reading was clearly not your strong card in school. It states the MC rider ran a light in the story and t-boned the Camry. 🙄 You look like an entire fool now for trying to go off for no reason.
I cant imagine walking up to that scene as a first responder..I'm sure they have seen it all but I don't think anything can prepare u for what you're about to see..so sad that this happened and my sincere condolences to the deceased and all involved 🙏
Friend of mine works as an officer where I am in Traffic Homicide! He told me he goes to therapy! I'm sure fire rescue have that available too. They do tune it out while working but it does stick to them to some extent!
My Ex was a EMT and the stories he would tell me had me AMAZED at how the can detach themselves from their job...but dude had serious ptsd and that's the main reason for our break up 💔
So much respect should be given to the Police and courageous Firefighters for having to witness such horror and performing like the hero's they are! So sorry for all involved!
I see this every day..motorcycles speeding and swerving thru traffic at 80, 90 MPH..Huge accident recently in my area..5 bikes wrecked on a major thoroughfare.. In High School a couple that was a year ahead of me was going to Homecoming was struck on the passenger side by a cycle at 120 MPH....killing her instantly and decapitating the MC rider.. They had to search the thick palmettos for hours..and then found his head still in his helmet...50 feet away.. It's rediculous how some guys have no right driving one with no clue of the damage they can cause.. Fast and Furious Fatalities
Something similar happened in my hometown. She was a very popular basketball player in my city and she was dating a Biker who had the nickname “Dipper”. Dipper was drunk and was going 100 mph trying to dip through traffic. Dipper T-boned a car dying instantly and killing her too. She launched off the back of the bike and her whole private area was ripped off while she was launched off the bike at least 20 feet In the air.
Motorcycle vs door is a very difficult collision case to engineer for, and can do surprising damage for "just a motorcycle." A car will spread the load to the structural frame pillars, but a motorcycle and rider can put almost all their kinetic energy against the center of the door, making it dimple and shrink inward till it is smaller than the door opening and punches right through. I've seen some terrible motorcycle crash pictures where the entire bike and most of the rider ended up inside, and all occupants were killed.
Yup, I remember a really bad motorcycle vs car accident a while back. The motorcycle was essentially a missile crashing into a car. The driver of the car had critical critical injuries (chest was basically blown open from the impact), the door did not do anything to stop the bike. They driver eventually died of their injuries weeks later. The motorcycle rider died instantly. The motorcycle was trying to run from Police, I estimate the motorcycles speed was probably about 120mph or so. If you want to see a video of the crash search "Biker dies in crash chase by Jackson NJ cops "
@@andyk192 I am a first responder and a motorcycle rider. Your statement is so off from the truth. Cars fault are the majority of motorcycle accidents. We should def ban cars then. Every one out there needs to check twice for motorcycles
@@annaallard13 Around where I live, it seems most fatal motorcycle accidents occur due to excessive motorcycle speed, and many of them are motorcycles running off the road and hitting something. I won't argue that cars don't play a part in many mc accidents but I rarely see a motorcycle that isn't speeding. Since riders are more vulnerable you'd think they might ride more cautiously but the opposite seems to be true. The person most responsible for a rider's safety is the rider themselves. As the description said, in this case the motorcycle rider tried to run a red light and he not only killed himself but also an innocent driver. Motorcycle riders need to check twice for their safety as well. Have a nice day
As a truck driver I see loads of these 'no fear' kids driving those crotch rockets into oblivion getting ready for their date with destiny.. my only thoughts as a father of 6 children, "your gonna break your parents heart when that cop shows up at their house with the bad news."
I was an EMT on ambulance and ER the a Ortho Surg assist in the ER and civilian hospitals. After twenty years of carnage I am STILL being treated for PTSD. therapy can erase the twenty years of carnage I either responded to, treated in the ER or help put victims like this! Therapy can’t erase three decapitations, two bodies cut in half, countless amputated legs. It can’t take away two children ripped apart by damn pit bulls. I still see a patient taking their last breath after suffering a heart attack or OD on drugs or alcohol! It can’t soften the sight of a healthy unborn baby being murdered by its mother as a form of birth control. I does not muffle the scream of a mother loosing her baby after watching helplessly being partially eaten by a before mentioned pit bull attack or mournful patents after knocking on their door at 03:00 to tell them their son was killed riding his motorcycle or daughter was killed by a drunk. The sad thing is … a lot of the carnage was totally avoidable. Don’t drink and drive, mess with drugs,or pop wheelies at 80 mph without a helmet. Don’t trust the animal that is responsible for 80% of death by dog or the number one dog most likely to turn on its owner, the pit bull! I hate those dogs and murderbikes or donorcycles . Hug a first responder by paying it forward at Starbucks. I do. It’s a simple way to say thank you for what you do and go through everyday.
@@paulfrancinemartinez7325. Wow! If you witness that kind've thing and don't have PTSD, You aren't human. The children are what has to be especially difficult. Thank you for your service. I hope you find some kind've solace eventually
Processing a scene was the easiest part for me because you are in your roll and you do your job. Making the death notification to a victim’s family is the worst. You don’t feel any different for years. For me, I expected to see bad things and always wanted a front row seat helping out instead of driving by and gawking. After years, though, plus maturing and having your own family, all the incidents pile up on you. I am lucky to have a supportive family. I met my wife on the job, so she gets it. Our sons have followed in our footsteps, so we can all talk about work to help vent. My parents never understood my job and I never talked about it with them
I just can't imagine coming across this kind of scene! I know I could never be a first responder. I once drove by a scene of a man who was on a bicycle and got run over by a car, his head was crushed and his brain was mushed on the cement! I felt so sick right after seeing that, messed me up for a few weeks.
I worked as a firefighter/emt for a while and we often referred to motorcycles as donor-cycles. It was usually a matter of when, not if. Its up to all of us to slow down and not drive so selfishly. Let this be a reminder.
to the guy that filmed this....i consider you a first responder to in a sense. and this is what you do daily...you are a strong person and do a fantastic job. this video will forever be in my memory. it was graphic but powerful in a sense that yellow is the new red for me. RIP to the parties involved. Sincere thank you to MC's family for allowing this graphic video to be seen and would encourage them to bring this to high school kids to see and should be allowed for viewing to get a license...though tragic this mans life will be remembered and his error will save the lives of others should they see this video. lets face it we are all human and we have all made a mistake or two when driving knowing after we did it that we regret taking the risk. this poor guy i cant imagine what his last thoughts were. what an impact to see the graphic picture of the outcome. intense. Yellow its the new RED.
ive held this in for three years....i had leukemia three years ago....and a transplant...it really changes your perspective on life and death! im in remission but still wonder how come i made it for now...and others with same cancer dont! it hits hard cause one minute you are here and then....you cant get your life back....so yes like this poor man....it comes when you least expect it...stay safe out there!
WOW! What a story! Back before my life threatening illness I wouldn't have thought too much about this comment... But literally every day now I keep thinking about life in itself. It's made me look at simple things with so much more gratitude. Every meal, every breath means so much more to me now. I feel if you are still here now, there is SOME reason for it. There is a higher power that will indeed let you know when you are ready to find out, but the answer might appear in a different form than just a 'voice'. Look for signs from anything like a TV show to something in nature. If you look for it, it will come my friend! Stay strong, peace to you 🕊️ ✨
I am a stage 3 cancer survivor.It changes every aspect of your life.One of the biggest things that makes me so mad,is hearing people complain about petty things.If they only knew.
Looks like the driver was a 69 year old that died at the hospital after extrication. The EMT was bagging the driver after they got him onto the pram. The MC rider was 30…. RIP to both of them. 💔
These kinds of calls are what lead to first responders having PTSD and can lead to first responder suicide. To my brothers and sisters in Red, please seek help if you need it, you're never alone!! 🖤❤🖤
Motorcycle rider severed his head. I can’t imagine being a first responder and seeing a head 25 feet away from a body. I would be traumatized unable to sleep
When I was in driver’s ed back in the 70s they did show videos of gruesome accident scenes. I still remember some of them to this day. However, when you’re a teen just getting your license you tend to forget the movies very quickly.
When I was a kid, this exact type of accident killed my neighbor up the street. He was on the highway at speed and a car turned in front of him. He was decapitated after his shoulders went through the side window and his chin hit the door frame/roof line.
🙏🙏 for everyone involved with this tragedy. A few years ago, a group of mc riders were driving approx 150mph on the i290 in Chicago and one biker crashed killing his passenger and himself. His body was split cleanly in half. Impact was with a huge light pole. Pics ended up on social media leaving family and friends very mad. Of course, no one in that group of motorcyclists stuck around the accident, as reported by a witness. I'm not sure they learned a lesson. When I was in the hospital for surgery, one night I heard a lot of traffic noise like racing. The nurse said it was a group of mcs. The hospital is right next to the i290 and the noise is amplified upwards, I was on the 13th floor of the tower.
@@Alex10daysago I'm not a liar. It was reported by the news and police. I don't know anything about mcs, but I never said it was a Harley. So who's the liar here?? I tried to make a point about reckless riding, driving. People need to slow down!!!
This should be a lesson to the reckless riders who think they’re entitled to the road and everybody should give them the right when they’re revving their bikes at cars who honestly don’t see them come up from behind them.
This almost happened to me on saturday. A MC driver was speeding and i was trying to make a right turn when i just slam on my breaks. My heart was pounding so fast . Glad nothing happened.
My hat is off to every first responder. The horrific things they have to deal with daily. People complain about their pay. I think for the job they are doing their pay is substandard exactly like the military.
Rip to both men who lost their lives ♥️🙏♥️ Motorcyclist 30 yr. old Roberto Huizar-Pineda.. and 69 yr. old David Hur- driver of the Camry. One wrong move is all it takes! Always try and use your best judgement, so that you & others can make it home safe to their families. Coming from a former speed-demon & adrenaline junkie.. been hit by multiple cars on motorcycles, I survived. It’s fun until it’s not! The only thing in life that you have control over; is your choices! GOD Bless you all 🙏 ✝️
And no….. no compassion for motorcyclists who continually speed, weave in and out of traffic, and no regards for traffic law and then they die being stupid
I heard the motorcycle super loud and then just stopped. I Live less than half mile away and you could hear him accelerate. Man so sad. Slow down out there people. R.I.P. & prayers to the family
Being an ex first responder I send my thanks to those brave men and women. PTSD is such a commom thing/illness and this is why, seeing and dealing with such incidents. Sad thing is 9/10 they get forgottenor pushed aside. My condolences to the family of the deceased and heart felt wishes for a speedy recovery to the car driver, those injuries mentally as well as physical. 🇬🇧❤️
People who don't feel for the motorcycle driver just because he made a bad decision is mind blowing to me. We all have made awful decisions. Take a look in the mirror before you judge so hard. R.I.P to both. May the most high be with you 🕊️✨
Thank you. Or making jokes. I guess I'm just soft, but this breaks my heart. I'm not sure of his age, but as we grow and mature, we realize the error of our ways and (most) of us learn from our mistakes. The person I was at 25, 30, 35 were each different. At 41, I'm a COMPLETELY different person compared to the previous ages. Thankful can't describe me receiving the mercy I needed to grow and learn. My stomach and chest really aches for this guy. Both people.
@@westcoastbred7745 I used to feel like you too, thinking they brought it on themselves. And as long as they didn't hurt anyone else, justice was served.
Nothing is worth going that fast to make it through a light. If the MC had just taken their time, they'd still be here. I feel for the guy that witnessed it and the responders cause that image is going to stay with them.
How does that even happen? I mean what sharp object did he encounter that got him right in the neck? OMFG! The poor guy and his family. Everyone, please be kind and don’t judge. This is horrific.
@@savagelouie4498 yeah, there are ligaments holding those vertebrae together, something sharp split them apart, no doubt. Had a car turn in front of me, bike ended up stuffed into the front right fender, I went over the car. Ended up with a few vertebrae fused together & got my left ear sewn back on. Do NOT TOUCH THE CAR, sail past it, so you get to ride again ! DO NOT TOUCH THE CAR !!
It might not necessarily be a sharp object. Two examples: How does a whip make noise (the crack at the end)? It's when the handle is swing and suddenly redirected...the the sudden change in direction travels up the leather and "snaps" at the end - making the cracking noise. Secondly, if a car hits a street light pole, look up and see if the "whip" effect has popped the lamp off the top of the pole - sending it crashing to the ground. There are innumerable ways that can happen...none of which have a positive outcome. The other commenters may be correct (i.e. sharp object). All I'm saying is do not discount anything. The worst mistake an accident investigator can make (or any investigator for that matter) is to look at the scene, make an assessment and then look for facts to support the assessment. Actually the opposite is true, determine what all the relevant facts are and then make your assessment.
This is sad for everyone involved. The first responders, the driver of the car and the family of the motorcyclist. The motorcyclist is now in the arms of our Lord and Savior. Prayers to all involved.
Have a friend who tried to be an EMT, lasted about 3 mo. He got called to an accident on the Interstate, car rolled over a few times and the driver was ejected and busted up really bad. Blood was squirting from 2 places on his neck, 16yrs old died at the scene. My friend new the kid and grew up with his father. I know I couldn't do that job.
Such a tragedy, i ride motorcycles myself and this just hurts so much, that guy or woman was not at fault if mc took a red light but theyll be traumatized for the rest of their life, to all my mc brothers and sisters lets slow down, prayers to all families and friends involved, 🙏🙏
I have seen so many cyclists speed through red lights. Those who were never injured, your days are numbered. Seen cyclists go so fast, they tipped the car they over and they went flying.
Where are you all going in such a hurry? Why was the motorcycle going so fast? Motorcycles wind in and out of traffic as it is. Safety be dammed. When cars cut in front of bikes it is bad. But when Cyclists do bad things, it ends badly. Cyclists do not go from twenty-five to eighty in no time? It still takes seconds to get there so what was the cyclist thinking?
🙏🏼 I am a firefighter in the Pittsburgh area an we get a lot of calls for these people only see them for a few few months an our PA roads are horrible due to weather prayers to both sides horrible way to go but thankfully he didn’t know what happened seconds after 🙏🏼
I saw a motorcyclist get killed/decapitated on an exit ramp on I95 in Philly when I was in high school. Me and my boyfriend saw him go the wrong way down an exit ramp and he hit a car head on. The bike went about 50 ft in the air, as did his helmet...we stopped and my boyfriend went over and came back with a look on his face I will never forget. Apparently the guys head was still in the helmet when it came off. This was before cell phones. Other ppl stopped and it just so happen a cop off duty was behind us in a car with police CB. Was a young guy. Was one of the worst nights of my life. I try to avoid that ramp if at all possible cos I start to feel nauseous and still see the look on Jim's face when he came back to the car. My dad was a cop then so he came to get us, neither one of us were in any shape to drive. I HATE motorcycles to this day.
@@martywolf1819 No. That was a long, long time ago. We broke up and I hadn't seen or heard about him for about 5 years. Then. I was a student at Penn State at a really crowded party, and I turned around and there he was. He broke up with me because he was going to Drexel, and I was a Senior in HS still, he got a big ego cos Drexel was hard to get accepted, and now wanted to date, smarter, college girls now. So... Why was he at a party at Penn State??? Mr. Smarty-pants, FAILED his Freshman classes and wound uphhaving to repeat his first year then just flunking out completely. Karma is a bitch though, huh? We did talk about that night again. I guess we will always have a bond because of that night. Just 2 kids driving along not knowing that our lives were gonna be changed forever from that. I often think about that guy, did he have a girlfriend? I thought about his family, and how their lives would never be the same. Sorry you asked, huh?
@@phillymichelle8370 no not at all very interesting really I had to ask because it was such a crazy event to see I would think it would make your relationship that much better knowing that life can come and go with a drop of a dime
@@martywolf1819 I thought so too, but apparently the idea of dating college girls who were smarter than me was more of a dealbreaker than the horrible accident we saw. Didnt work out so good for him though..😂 Everything happens for a reason I guess.
I always get a kick out of when people say " Watch out for motorcycles!" I have been on the road for over 40 years, and it is the MOTORCYCLES that need to behave! They are not called 'donor cycles" in the Emergency Rooms for no reason!
Not all motorcycle riders are idiots. I don't pass in between 2 cars or use the shoulder to pass backed up traffic. One time I got pushed from my lane next to a concrete barrier on the hiway because a lady was on her cell phone and didn't look when changing into my lane.
I can't imagine how the person who found the cyclist's head felt or seeing a headless body. I would have thrown up. I don't know how first responders manage to stay sane responding to accidents. God bless them all. Condolences to the families and friends of the deceased.
This happens every day to motorcycle riders. They should sell burial plots when you register your bike at the DMV. Only place you going fast is to heaven. Happened to me in Long Beach luckily I lived and learned to never street ride again. I love living and my kids too much.
Well if the public… could concentrate their multi tasking minds to controlling a moving object for longer than a two min time span.. we all might see our relatives in weeks and years ahead…
@@Tat2Dragons if you haven't been to either one then you don't know. I would rather be wrong believing in God,heaven and hell than be wrong believing they don't exist.
@@RebeLeigh What do you mean I don’t know? Yes, as of now I actually do know that there’s doesn’t seem to be any current evidence that proves heaven and hell actually exist. Don’t you think that if the existence of heaven and hell was discovered, it would be such huge, breaking/important news that everyone around the world would certainly know about it and be talking about it? So you chose to believe in something just in case? What if you picked the wrong God? Why do you believe in your specific God and not any of the other Gods? 🤔
210 as well! I seen a dumb ass chick kill herself two years ago! Her brains were all over the pavement & I just rode my VW past her lifeless self & felt no pity for her. Drive stupid, expect the consequences 🤷🏻♂️ the most I’ll do is call CHP for you lol
