People don't understand, when there's someone who has never experienced death in anyway they are often ignorant. These videos are not only educational but eye opening to those who do no understand the real horrors that come with reckless driving. If you have a kid who speeds down the highway for fun, they will never care about the dangers without a first hand experience of what can happen. These videos give some insight into it. If I ever die in a car accident, I have no problem being filmed especially if there's a chance it'll create another conscientious driver on the roads. Do not be so ignorant as to say these videos are disrespectful, if anything they are respecting the lives lost enough to shine light onto the dangers of reckless driving. If you don't know what you're doing, you shouldn't have a license. Yes, the deaths are sad, but pretending death doesn't happen and that it isn't gruesome and scary creates an even bigger problem than addressing it head on.
I agree..I wish I can show this video to this idiot that loves to speed down our small residential street and do donuts and the drivers that speed past the stop sign as if they don't see it. These are people that live in my area and are oblivious to the laws of the highway. It's amazing nothing tragic or drastic has happened. I live right on the corner of this madness and pray every time I hear a screech of someone almost crashing because I don't want them to end up in my house. Often kids and families be walking across the street from picking their kids up from school. I be yelling hurry up get across, because these idiots don't stop
Your videos are excellent. BIG props to whomever edits your stuff. The zoom is definitely advantageous, and (as I've seen many), getting there early helps to ensure an educational experience. Your vids should be marketed to DUI programs nationwide. They're quality from A to Z. Thank you for providing the very REALITY that should NOT be contained behind pristene white sheets. If I run out of bedding, I'll know where to go ... but HEAR THIS: THESE ARE LEARNING TOOLS -- PLEASE USE THEM WISELY!!!!
Isn't it crazy that that guy's life just unexpectedly ended right there? Everything he'd known or been through - school, jobs, relationships, family, hobbies... all just to an abrupt end.
Do stupid things, expect the consequences. It's the surviving family members that suffer the most, especially if someone gets killed through no fault of their own.
L V , Whats even crazier is it will happen to every single one of us , sooner or later. Even you , everyone here commenting, all of us will be gone eventually and replaced by new people.
My dad served as a career and / or volunteer firefighter for 40+ years. When I was getting my license, he sat me down (as serious as could be) and told me (in graphic detail) about some of the worst wrecks he'd ever seen over the years. He didn't need pictures or videos. He had those scenes THAT deep in his memory that what he said gave me complete mental images of it all. That conversation has stayed with me almost 20 years now. The firefighters may not remember every single detail, but they don't forget the horrors they see.
cars are very dangerous .. after watching a few videos like these on my local fwy's.. ive decided to change my whole perception of driving ../ I used to road rage, be in a hurry , etc. . but now I realize.. its not worth it possibly.. , & in California we all get to the destination at around the same time regardless of stressing to hurry , .
Calmer573 I thank you for saying this, Its in our nature to get upset at times but we also have a brain and must learn tools to calm down. It is not worth it. I believe these types of videos need to be drilled in new drivers brains
Delta Lima Bravo Ummm lol and what’s your priorities why are you even on this page and making comments!? You know when you visit a page like this it shows up in your Recommendations videos sooo you might wanna fix that or you’re gonna get even more madder .
They don’t know who this guy with the camera is. He’s not from a major news channel so they are probably trying to protect the dignity of the deceased.
@@OOceaneyess US Supreme Court Ruling: You are allowed to film and take photos in public. He was NOT disturbing or obstructing their duties. He's the guy that became a policeman because all the kids would pick on him and steal his lunch money every day so NOW HE'S GONNA SHOW THEM and walks around EXERTING HIS AUTHORITY and acting like a PRICK.
@@lairdriver And they call the three or four primary new media stations and offer their bid for the footage; whoever bids the highest gets to show the blood and gore on the nightly news!
While they stand around a be nosey... and do NOTHING!!! Seems like they wanna see just like we do, but don’t want anyone recording. This is educational for those who drive and for those who get on the road knowing they shouldn’t
I think it only has a reverse effect on society to attempt to hide or mask fatalities. They should let ppl see what the consequences can be from making avoidable mistakes or bad choices. Plus it gives them something to look at for reference and review even use for training purposes like they do in sports. Have you ever considered a drone or mini camera you can place somewhere close but out of the way for those certain tough angles? Nice work still! Keep it up!
Agreed, its important that people acknowledge that things like this can happen anytime, some people aren't doing anything wrong, theyre just victims. So we have to be as careful as possible everytime we get behind the wheel. We get used to driving everyday and dont think that this could happen to us
I just think they do it out of respect for the family is all.. I wouldn't want my son's picture up on FB if it wasn't his fault.. you see what I am saying .it is so sad.. to see the picture of a dead kid.. sitting in the seat of the car.. he is someone's kid.. brother of dad.. RIP YOUNG MAN!!
So not 2 sound stupid, But I've noticed in your videos you either have a police scanner going on in your car or are you a cop?? and don't let them tell you where you can't stand because you're just fine. if anything I'm sure that you would give assistance if asked you know cause since considering he was the first one on the scene. I think that it's very good that you videotape this because people need to be aware of what happens metal on metal. thank you for making these videos
Great work, Scott -- and they really made you work for this one! Couldn't hep but notice all of the lights shining right into your lens at about 07:55. I do understand that it's horrible to learn on the news that someone you knew just died in a TC. I know that first-hand. But the extrication is the most interesting part, and they kept putting obstacles between you and it. Top marks for creativity and persistence.
Agreed 💯 that chewing gum cop certainly liked you Scott. Not... Great footage, it amazes me the team work thats goes into an extrication. Sad for the deceased families 😞 .
@@mariacabral-felix1972 cop just wanted to be on video ! he served no purpose there and is totally useless ! if you notice cops are mostly in the way !
God, no matter how long you are a first responder having to extricate anyone who is deceased, especially the young ones gets to be really hard on the heart. I know this was 6 years ago, but no parent should EVER have to bury their kid, there never is “closure” or “healing” it’s just a constant never ending wave of heartache. Prayers for all families touched by this tragedy.
Depends on the department and the kind of people they hire. A little over half the police I ever had to work with were stone cold and it didnt phase them. They'd be joking around like normal while a mom and her kid were dead 10 feet away. It was a department culture thing-everyone would be that way. Not all departments were like that though. For example Dallas PD worked hard to keep people like that off the force, so those guys were great--truly respected the gravity of s scene like this....thankfully they all handled it well. This is a natural part of life that we are normally just sheltered from. But we are all designed to handle it.
I am a lyft driver and have used these videos to my advantage,educate myself for anything and everything on public roads. As sad as these videos are, I do hope they open eyes of everyone who use "any" road with 4 wheels
No it isn't, the firemen are trained in knowing how to get a pulse and determine who is dead and who is alive and who to extricate and evacuate quickly to save their lives, IF they are alive and savable. They know how to stop obvious bleeding and they are very kind to the victims, encouraging them to hang on, etc. What is sad, is that they have to see that nearly every day, somewhere.
@@windwoman3549 Well of course, what do expect! It's very much like knowing you're going in for a rescue or a recovery, there's a big difference, even in varying lingo, department to department, area to area. All triage is handled according to the policies and procedures of the various people and institutions involved. It can change from area to area but the effort to save a life doesn't change, just the methods. Triage is merely a sorting between patients who can be saved and those who are beyond help, but first responders prefer to try to help ALL and leave it up to the doctors at the hospital to legally "pronounce." But they have the experience to be able to tell when there is no hope and their pace acts accordingly. They know alive from obviously deceased! In the ER, we may work on a patient for an hour trying to bring them back after there seems like there is no hope. Sometimes we win and sometimes we lose, but we have drugs that can make their heart beat, we can make them breathe with a respirator, give them drugs to stop the swelling in their brain and other methods we will try until there is absolutely no more hope; we hate to lose!
This was great video. I like to see the victims involved. It should give us all a reminder. Of how fragile life can be sometimes. Not trying to be disrespectful to victims family. But this is true reality right here. Keep up the awesome work guys! And hats off to police and fire as well.
Ppl say show these horrific crashes to teensgers or show the dead bodies it will make ppl smarten up.But i dont think it would have the long lasting effect your hoping for.Anyboby that sees these things get a sickly feeling in the pit of their stomach.But tomorrow is another day and our lives go on.Actually seeing dead bodies from a drunk driver may stay with you for a few days.Ppl forget or maybe they dont want to remember the bad stuff.Everybody processes these things differently.I dont need to sees dead ppl to know how fragile life is.And its not true reality either.Sadly it was their reality...but thankfully not reality for all if us.
I HAVE to say this! Watching these videos have made me a more conscientious driver!!! The fact that some of these officers react like this pisses me off! I love the law but some are just too cool for school and have a terrible egotistical mindset! I don’t think they have any idea how much these videos have helped being safer on the road for many of us. Who could I talk to about that? These videos really have helped me be more aware of my surroundings and being safer behind the wheel.... period! I just want to say, thank you!
I have my cdl and have decided to not renew it. Thank you for the people that want to drive safer. I see so much disrespect on the road that I can't continue to be the amazing driver I am after 2 accidents at work my back and neck are shot.
Yes, I've watched another video also, where police, fire, rescue will shine spotlight to hide the ongoing rescue scene. Its doesn't matter what they do as a full written report about this accident is filed.
THANK YOU Loudlabs for showing these videos so people can see the importance of SLOWING DOWN when driving! Lives can be lost for being a reckless driver, and these videos are fantastic educating people NOT TO DRIVE FAST, WHILE INTOXICATED OR DRUGGED! Enough with cops and their nasty attitudes, enough already!
i want to watch due to morbid curiosity, but those chps flashing the lights were kinda lame. They were more in the way than the camera man. All they did was stand around and watch, and from what it looks like toward the end, joke with thier pals.
Lol those police sure didnt want you getting any footage it seemed like pointing flashlight at camera moving car to block and holding yellow blanket up. I commend you for such a great job covering these accidents without you many would go un noticed or unmentioned so thank you again for your collision coverage even when it's not so pretty and as long as you wait before posting so next of kin can be notified I do not see a problem in it. They should be happy someone can do this. Keep up the great work.
Watching this makes me realize that life is to short. And not to take things for granted. So I say loudlabs news keep up the good work. Because it shows these people that drive fast and text when they are driving what can happen. And kill an innocent person or person's life. Think of all the children that this has happened too. What if it was your family members.
Those firefighters/paramedics dont even seem to be on the job and yet theyre still out there doing what they could. Thank you all emt, firefighters and paramedics for what yall do
Carol Lu Wow!! You are a real piece of work to make such a comment. You defiantly look old enough to know better than to resort to bullying to suggest such a thing to anyone whatsoever and to do so is utterly disgusting and despicable, your a bully, your comment is extremely offensive. This person didn't say anything else others hadn't already said yet you decided to target this person with your bullying and malice. It would behoove you to remove your comment and think long and hard before you ever post another comment like this to anyone whatsoever. The fact is honey, the nature of your comment, to make light of suicide the vulgarity and malice comments says everything about you and the kind of person you are and says absolutely nothing about anybody else. Just disgusting you should be seriously ashamed of yourself. Just disgusting.
Reported your channel/comments and based on the response they're already monitoring your channel and comments as this wasn't the first time you've been reported, you have a pattern of harassing and bullying others with your comments if you continue your channel will be deleted.
Awe I'm Butt Hurt Now ! :( You're Going To Report Me Over A Comment I Made To Someone Other Than You After They Are Talking About Showing Dead Bodies. There Is Something Seriously Wrong With You As Well If You Think Her Comment Was Appropriate!
The only thing I have a problem with is at the beginning the female and male officer were more worried about you filming than the people in the van. I have been in an head on collision and the only thing I wanted was someone there to talk to me. They spend presiones time masking off the area ... they need to get these people out. And having 8 or 9 officers around doing nothing does not help. Let the fire department do there job.
People making exploitive videos should be told to fall back to 50 meters away... minimum. They are in the way and usually creating a safety hazard to themselves and others.
@@dalhousieDream Thanks for proving my point. You’re definitely a m0r0n who’s either too stupid, too lazy, or most likely a bit of both, to bother proofreading prior to posting a comment
No they’re CHP and they’re dispatched to the call and remain on scene until they’re cleared by command.. We get it though... you don’t like Police officers or have zero understanding of procedure , investigations, or how calls are dispatched or scenes are processed and worked.
Yeah, and putting a sheet up so you couldn't see its stupid really its just death not everyone can handle it but that doesn't mean they have to look death is death it happens to everyone. They shouldn't hide it.
At first I thought this channel was morbid, BUT It's NOT, this channel is showing how easily your life can be over, in a split second. Lack of concentration, Speed, Alcohol, Drugs, Mental illness all Hold contributory factors when behind the wheel of any motor vehicle. One Second, One minute late to an appointment, Don't Speed, you will get there Alive. You are Alive to Live a Long Life and not leave your loved one's to Grieve. To The Channel, Police Officer's, Firefighters, Paramedics and all who Help to save lives, and who see Death every day I Honour and Salute you. Not just in America but here in my country Australia. "In the arm's of the Angel's all Innocent Victims" The P.T.S.D, Anxiety, depression that These Heroes The Police,Firefighters,Paramedics must experience would be unimaginable. You are all in my kindest of thoughts from Australia
Really NO Excuses whatsoever. If you find yourself turning onto the WRONG ramp/slipway of a Freeway / Motorway , STOP before getting onto the aforementioned . If possible, turn around if safe to do so .. or Reverse back up the ramp /slipway.
I never thought I'd get on the freeway on the " wrong way" but late @ night in Indio,CA I did. No wrong way signs, very confusing, not well lit, I luckily was able to turn around after a few feet & no harm to anyone... I NEVER thought I'd ever , possibly do THIS! I was perfectly sober but lost. I Thank God!!!! It wasn't my time to go ,& No one else was hurt either.....
I know it's very easy to do. I was going home one night and was hungry and I went down this side street to go into the hamburger stand drive-thru. I was wondering why these cars headlights were coming towards me and blowing their horn. I had turned down a one-way street. I was so glad the other drivers saw my mistake and slowed down or stopped. some even was concerned and ask was I okay. It's a very common mistake that nobody takes notice of
@@MZLIBRA1969 I know!!! Late one night unfamiliar with the roads & very dark! I also turned down onto the off ramp of a freeway! Thank God it was wide ,no cars& I could turn around in time!!! Oh my frightening! I'm so glad you're safe also! God Bless you!!!
I am always astonished at how drunk drivers can’t manage to stay in their lane but can always figure out how to get on the freeway going the wrong way. It’s really hard to do.
CHP "could" declare it a crime scene, since it is, and keep you out. It appears they didn't do that, so perhaps cutting them some slack would be nice. 😉
Loudlabs News is top's when it comes to these videos . Some times the cop's are cool with them and some times there not. But either way there good at what they do and give you the lowdown on what happen . Hope they show this at driving training classes across the country . Good Job Loudlabs.
Excellent footage! Thanks for being there. Please send comments to LA CHP LAFD, all divisions. These videos are a great learning experience. Tell the damn cops to move out of the way!
Bam Bam It said in the description from Loud Labs that they were off duty firemen who happened to come upon the scene. They did not come to work in flip flops and shorts. That would be stupid.
adrian sims one thing I've been told is, never drive in the fast lane at night, especially on curves where you don't have a clear view in front of you. Drunks will think the fast lane is the slow lane.
The police do a great public service and all, and no disrespect but they should realize that these kinds of videos are a kind of wake-up call for the rest of us drivers. That's why us older drivers had to watch videos like this back in the day during drivers Ed. They teach us what can happen when we are careless behind the wheel. Drive safe everyone and thank you Loudlabs.
First time viewer of your channel. I've noticed it on other channels like yours, there's a look a cop has when he turns around and sees you. Every time, it doesn't matter the state ect. There's a look. After he has his look spasm, he does one of two things. Either walks over and tells the camera man to move, or he punks out and has someone bigger than him to tell you to move. Then keeps the flashlight pointed at the camera. He is power tripping with no power. He's a bad cop and needs to leave the force. I love the graphic parts. Sorry for all the loss of life. I had friends killed by a drunk driver it's a horrible thing.😂
Five friends died in car accidents while I was in high school. This was when seat belts were new and not seen as important as they are now. Locking car doors helps prevent ejections. That said, if you cause a car accident because you were texting while driving, under the influence of drugs or alcohol, any impairment or distraction it's not just you being harmed. The people who see the devastion, torn bodies and cars, fires, you are adding ptsd/mental health, invisible stress they will carry forever. You cause that damage, you effect the quality of their life. It's not just you losing something. First responders get injured at accident scenes. It is imperative you realize you are not the only victim.
May they all R I P.......so sad..... that was a mini Cooper..that and VW an all the new small chevies and other small cars people have zero chance for survival....and the poor men in the van, I think what killed them, is the flattened roof. such a horrible tragedy, just by one person making a fatal wrong driving mistake....
Why are so many policeman standing around. If I were a fireman I would be irritated. No police are helping to cut victims out,just sorry. Look how long it took for them to put caution tape up,mmmm.
you know the only thing i dont get is why is it allowed to have 10 or 12 policeman just standing around talking laughing and doing nothing, why, we pay their checks, so why are they allowed to hang around and do nothing, 10 policemen at 1 accident is rediculous, im really sry to all the families who lost loved ones here.
yeah your right I was thinking that too, they were all just standing around for a good amount of minutes doing nothing at all just talking only a few were taking pictures at this time and not even of the accident of debree from the accident
They put their life on the line to protect your fuckin ass. I think they can take a break. Plus you don't pay them......... Only a very few people actually pay taxes while most, like yourself collect welfare and get their taxes refunded.
It is very difficult for me to understand how anyone could be going the wrong direction on the freeway, UNLESS they are three sheets to the wind full of alcohol! How could you NOT see everyone is going in the other direction?
right? i never knew how common that was until i started watching these videos. ive seen it suggested time and time again that they should put those tire damage strips( cant remember what theyre called) to preventpeople from entering on the exits, i dont know why they dont do that, its an excellent idea, but one thing i have learned is to try to stay out of the fast lane, especially at night, becase thats the lane most wrong way drivers use, because they think theyre in the slow lane. These videos taught me alot.
One has to appreciate the effort that CHP and FD give to preserving the dignity of the victims, shielding the families from overly graphic details. There is no doubt that first responders are special people who do an absolutely gut wrenching public service in these situations. Heroic.
Crazy billboard in the background says “accident call etc” I guarantee if you’re anything like myself these videos have made me a much more aware driver almost like I was when I first got my license. Very aware defensive and slower driver.
Because of your videos I keep rubber gloves in my car. I pray I may never be the person 1st to an accident (as in never see one at all) but those first moments are crucial. From watching these I want to be an EMT, but in my state you need to be able to do a manual lift and I am not strong enough.
That one CHP had a hard on for making sure the camera man had no chance at getting footage. He even told the female officer to shine her lights not to mention he ran over and told what appeared to be his superior he was too close. so then that guy tells him to back up.
I haven't seen one comment that praises the guys who are face to face with horrific life changing/limiting injuries or doa. What an absolute shock to the devastation before them. R.I.P to the victims whatever the circumstances. ...
I'm glad the years has matured officers from this time. I have seen more help from the bystanders then these guys. Firemen was doing all the checking while these officers were more concern with people documenting. This is immaturity with the flashlights and other things instead of controlling the scene in a respectable manner. I hope this footage was used in the training of the newer officers so it can be seen in how to assist instead of actions of a child's bad manners of not getting their way. Please note I have relatives that have been in all these fields here and I pray that all are safe and sound from the things dealt with. So my prayers with all involved and may we continue to learn. God bless.
When they know the victims are deceased they have to wait on the coroner and do reports. All these dumb comments about the police in this thread are disgusting. If you are injured or worse in the middle of a highway, hopefully the police and rescue will take their time and do the right thing for you and your loved ones and not just go "oh well, looks like he's dead" and walk off.
Great footage Loudlabs. And this is to cop that parked directly in front of him & shined all your spotlights on him, un-freaking-believable buddy!!! Hey loudlabs did you notice that cop had to go get back-up before he addressed you? Lmao
It makes me so anxious when the first responders aren't wearing protective equipment. I know they're professionals. But that doesn't mean they're invisible. Take care of yourselves guys🙏
Seemed like the HP officers were more worried about blocking the footage then anything else. They have a job to do and need to realize the camera man does as well.. I thought it was kinda much how many times they moved cars and aimed lights at the camera just to give him a hard time.
Ok so I'm not 100% sure where that tire came from so I'm not gonna bag at the cop's until I know the whole story. However I will answer the fireman taking the pictures as this is something everyone should know and I recommend you use when needed. Any person who aided in any accident whether or not it is a fatality should take pictures because it covers your ass from being sued by the driver/passengers and/or the family of the driver/passengers. When it comes to something like this they always look for someone to blame! And it isn't just causing more injuries by mishandling but if they died before emergency crews arrived they can get you on that as well. Always protect yourself if you choose to help..
Lady Willow Phoenix They were stuck in their vehicles he couldn't have helped them if they were still alive. When someone is in an accident you aren't supposed to move them unless you're a trained professional.
Wow when you video stuff like this especially a wrong way driver you would think cops wouldn't be such assailed. Good lessons for hurried drivers and young drivers who think that death will never touch them
The reason those cops don't want you to close you might catch them saying something inappropriate and laughing like they are doing after people have lost their lives...
Some may disagree with this but I think they should have a few of these videos in every drivers ed class. Young people think they are invincible & new drivers just don't know how dangerous it can be on the roads.
I think the main concern on the part of the officers and firefighters who were concealing the extrication and trying to keep the cameras away from the scene is deference to the family of the victims. No matter the circumstances, would you want to see a video of your loved one sitting deceased on the 5 freeway in his mangled car on RU-vid? It's not about dignity for the victim so much as for those he left behind, who are already distressed. Loudlabs shoots some great video, but it is simply not necessary to capture this level of detail in order to convey a story.
what i can tell here, so did the van driver over take with out checking rear mirror. youth was traveling in a high rate off speed about 100mph i would say to do that much damge to the car. he hit the back off that van, van plowed in the concreat barrier and vent on it's side. youths car keept on going straight. i think the youth car is modifed to have more horse power. doesn't look like a stock radiator. looks like a 400+ hp vehicles. so might been the reason to the high speed. just having fun on the road. that you shouldn't you should be on a track. and not on the streets as this shit happends. with pepole never checking the rear mirrors to estimate the persons speed behind. always check your mirrors before over taking. ps car hit the van at around 100mph but i think it was going alot faster before the driver started to break. probably pushing 140mph i would say.
I think about 15 of those cops could get back out on the streets. Once the scene is secured, it only takes three or four cops to keep an eye on things. At this point, the bulk of the work is being done by the firemen and EMTs.
