Officer Pulls Over Couple Minutes before Fatal Crash
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Around 1:49 AM on August 4, 2021, Officer Jon Nunez with the North Bergen Police Department stopped a 2022 Kia Stinger at 61st Street and Kennedy Boulevard for excessive speeding and reckless driving. He made contact with driver and his passenger, who were identified as 24-year-old Luis Fernando Cevallos and 27-year-old Alexis Rodriguez. Alexis told the officer that they were on their first date, and she blamed herself for his reckless driving because she was in a rush to get home. Officer Nunez reassured Alexis that it was not her fault and issued Luis 3 citations for reckless driving, failure to observe a flashing traffic signal, and violation of restrictions on a provisional license. Before letting him drive away, Officer Nunez reminded Luis to drive responsibly to avoid a fatal accident. The traffic stop was cleared around 2:02 AM.
Around 2:13 AM, Officer Jessica Toro transmitted over the police radio a motor vehicle accident involving a tractor trailer on Route 1-9 and 36th Street, and Officer Nunez (the same officer) responded. As he approached the scene of the accident, he observed the same vehicle that he had just stopped a few minutes earlier. The occupants of the Kia Stinger appeared lifeless and he immediately called for a crash team to investigate a fatal accident. While it was apparent that the driver was Luis Fernando Cevallos, Officer Kevin Rodriguez looked through Alexis Rodriguez’s purse to determine her identity because Officer Nunez had not asked Alexis for her identification during the traffic stop.
Sergeant Schubert, Sergeant Yousef, Officer Rodriguez, Officer Perez, Officer Vitali, and Officer Sloan arrived on scene shortly afterwards. ALS Unit 476 and North Bergen EMS South also arrived on scene. Both the driver and occupant of the vehicle were pronounced deceased on scene by a doctor at 2:26 AM. After they were pronounced deceased, Sergeant Tattoli contacted both the North Arlington Police and the Bergenfield Police to make Next of Kin notifications.
As Officer Nunez proceeded to collect documentation from the truck driver and get his account of what happened, he told Officer Nunez that he was backing into 36th Street to make a delivery at the loading dock of Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyors. As he was backing in, the Kia Stinger which was traveling southbound struck his tractor trailer at an excessive rate of speed. Officer Vitali eventually transported the truck driver to police headquarters so he could provide them with a voluntary statement.
Sergeant Tattoli informed the Hudson County Medical Examiner’s Office about the fatal accident. Around 2:45 AM, Detective Mena arrived along with Officer Suarez to conduct their investigation. Sergeant Ragland from the Hudson County Prosecutors Collision Unit arrived on scene at 3:37 AM. An investigator from the Medical Examiner’s Office arrived at 5:35 AM and they removed both the remains at 6:10 AM. The Kia Stinger was towed from the scene at 6:30 AM and the roadway was back in service by 6:45 AM.
At 1:00 PM, Detective Mena returned to Tumino’s Towing with Secaucus Police Lieutenant Martin Moreda, a member of the Hudson County Regional Crash Team. They removed the EDR (event data recorder) from the Kia Stinger and Lieutenant Moreda had the information downloaded. By 7:00 PM, Lieutenant Moreda determined that 5 seconds prior to impact, the Kia Stinger was traveling at 124 MPH (181.784 feet per second). At the moment of impact, the Kia Stinger was traveling at 68 MPH (99.688 feet per second). On August 24, 2021, Detective Mena concluded his investigation and determined that if the driver had been driving at the posted speed limit instead of 124 MPH, this fatal accident would not have happened.
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The fact that he can get 3 different tickets related to reckless driving so late at night, get lucky with being able to drive away, and be hitting over 100 mph a few minutes later is just absolutely insane to me. This guy really didn't take a thing the officer said seriously
@@lyngi2024I don’t buy that. It was the kids dumb actions at the end of the day. If it wasn’t that night, it was inevitable. You think you’re invincible when ur young
@@lyngi2024you uneducated goof!
@@lyngi2024 It was not the officer's fault. Officers are allowed to use their discretion in multiple situations including this. There are no guarantees when giving someone an easier time like he did to this young man. Sometimes the person learns from their mistake, and sometimes they just completely ignore the point.
Countless drivers have been given a chance by officers in the past. Have they all gone on to wreck soon after? At the end of the day it's just a judgement call, and there is a small chance that things can go very bad.
@@lyngi2024 that is ridiculous statement. That decision was made by the driver be better
@@lyngi2024😂
As someone who had a fast car at a young age, it's incredibly stupid and dangerous to have a fast car at a young age.
Lol I had my uncle’s old Volvo station wagon. Surprisingly capable of high speeds, but just didn’t feel like a car to race in.
And showing off for your date is never a good idea.
And cars are only getting faster too.. you see 18 year olds driving 5.0s, scat packs, tuned turbo cars, etc. even easier to kill yourself now than ever
I always look at young kids with fast cars like they have 5 heads because they have no idea how fast they could end someone's life ans theirs
To an extent but pretty much any car these days will do 110mph which if you have this kind of accident ain't going to end well.
Hearing her say “it’s our first date” immediately gave me chills…I’ve been a Trauma and Burn ICU RN for 20 years and one Friday night we admitted 2 young people, 19 and 20 years old and they were on their first date…he was nervous and got lost so he pulled over on the side of the road to look up directions to the restaurant and out of nowhere a drunk driver swerved then slammed into the back of his car and the gas tank exploded on impact…..not only were they all broken but burned too. Those sweet young precious angels held on for about a month before they finally passed away. She had a 8 month old baby and he had just opened his own barber shop. They were so special to so many people and in the blink of an eye were taken away from everyone and everything they loved.
The drunk driver had a broken wrist, got 8 years in prison and that’s it. We wanted so bad to make him come everyday and watch us take care of the burns and broken bones and let that be something he has to think about for the rest of his life.
It’s been 15 years since this happened but I still remember big Kevin/big 60 and his momma telling me the key to getting him to wake up was offer him lasagna…..😢 you smile and laugh then go cry because you know he’s never waking up again.
I can’t tell y’all the horrors I’ve seen done to people on motorcycles and bad car accidents and 99% of these accidents are avoidable ….just be safe out there if not for you, then for your family and the family that you could possibly hurt
😢😢😢
That story made me so sad, I don’t tear up often but your story definitely had that effect.😔
I am so sorry you had to experience this. I'm from the Santa Clarita Valley, and for a majority of my childhood, this place was a never-ending construction zone due to rapid growth. There is this one street, Decoro, that used to just be stop signs until a really bad accident. Our babysitter's daughter, Gail, was a very amazing career woman in her late 20s/early 30s, and she took Decoro every day to and from work. One night, a speeding car completely obliterated a Stop sign and T-boned Gail's car, instantly killing the driver and his passenger. As it turned out, the driver was a teenage boy trying to impress his girlfriend, the passenger, and he already had three tickets for reckless driving before he turned 18. Gail did absolutely nothing wrong, there was nothing she could have done to prevent what happened, the families of the driver and passenger were extremely kind to her to make sure she knew not even they blamed her for what happened, but she was never fully able to get over it. She never had children and moved away from the Santa Clarita Valley and finally got married in her 40s to a firefighter who could relate to her experience because of his job. People never think of just how many people are victimized by the actions of one driver. Much love and many prayers sent everyone's way 🙏 ❤️
Amen! It reminds me of the Simmons family who lost 2 daughters and a son to a drunk driver 3 yrs. ago.So sad.MADD has been here so long a people are still driving drunk when there are many options to get home safely. Take away their license and keys and make the volunteer in hospitals and see the results of drunk driving. So many family members affected by this huge problem ! It's so avoidable .
who cares
"Almost killing each other is not the way to start on a first date".... 10 minutes later they're dead
A sad but educational video for youngsters.
No RIP
Some dates just dont go well
Dude wanted to impress her with bravery by taking a really fast trip but she didn't know the final stop would be the graveyard
Bro said "say less, I'm picking up what you're putting down officer 😉"
"Drive safely" last words to them by the officer.
No one is getting a break in the future from this officer.
this will be in his mind too, as the kid calls him a tyrant asshole too. takes a special type of person to be a cop, now more than ever
They should have impounded the car the first time. This moron was doing 100+ mph through red lights on surface streets at 2am! They should have never let him drive away.
@@TheZackness2790 True.... it's sad
😂. He'll naw. From now on you don't use your blinker or you go 7 over I'm taking you to jail. For no seat belt too
@@MadFox-jr6byWonder if either family will sue the City for neglect of duty.
I can't imagine the feeling of knowing that the people that you talked to literally minutes ago were now deceased in a terrible car crash.
🤣
@@stevenpop5276 How's that funny?
I worked at a ski area a few years ago. I bumped the chair and spoke to two girls at the bottom of a certain lift. We had 72” of snowfall in like 4 days. Great powder, can be dangerous. Her friend came down and she didn’t and next thing I know ski patrol was out looking for her. Unfortunately she passed and I was one of the last people to see or speak to her other than her friend. It’s a humbling feeling.
Not like the cop didn't warn them. His last words to them was "drive safe". This idiot did the exact opposite, 125mph and then slamming into a stopped semi trailer at 70 mph 5 minutes after the first pull over. You can't fix stupid! 🤦♀🤦♂🤦
not only deceased. they were probably decapitated. mustve been brutal.
That sergeant was so caring towards his officers. Even though they were not involved in the accident the mental trauma was horrific. His sergeant kept making sure he was okay
Yes I noticed that also. That touched my heart that he kept asking about him being ok and even said if things change let me know. (Not verbatim)
The officer and the truck driver were absolutely in shock. I feel for them both.
It was heartbreaking when the cop jumped out the emergency van after getting blood pressure checked and spoke to the truck driver right away and the truck driver just trying to contain himself 😔
I feel so bad for the officer. He was the last person to see them alive, and also one of the first to discover them deceased. So tragic, and so traumatizing for him.
He's always gonna blame himself for not doing something different...
@@teekydeeky yeah, that’s the saddest part. It’s not his fault. Yeah He could’ve done something differently by arresting the person, but ultimately it was the driver’s fault for driving so recklessly, killing himself, and his date.
their fault! Zero sympathy
I'm assuming he could've detained him. The road to hell is paved with goof intentions
@@devinpeirce7152fr this was just nature doing its job to weed out the imbeciles
Did anyone hear him say to himself, towards the end of the video as he walked by the car, “I told you to slow down, just slow down….” That was heartbreaking. He’ll never forget this. God bless him.
Where, I couldn't find that
@@KatTheEmpress2:21:53
No I didn’t hear him saying that.
@@moni1950412you probably need to used earphones
Yes... the pain in his voice is evident. So tragic... the driver didn't care one bit. As you said... God bless him 🙏 😔 I hope he doesn't carry guilt but I'm sure it's there. Human nature... so sad 😔
The ripple effect of thoughtless behavior. The driver not only killed himself and his passenger, but has traumatized officers, ems, and that poor truck driver. Their families will also be traumatized forever over the loss of two young lives, because one of them had a lead foot and a cocky attitude. That officer will never forget this. God bless him and help him to heal.
I would have never guessed
I don't understand what was happening, why was the girl in a hurry? Was he genuinely just showing off and trying to ease the embarrassment? Did she have someone dying at home??
Do t forget this kids almost killed some one on bike. He just did not have the mental maturity to be driving.
Not even a kid. He was 24 years old. Tragic still but he was old enough to have some sense.
they were 24 and 27 years old. I'm around lawyers who are that age...
Probably was Battling demons and reckless bc he was low key suicidal.
@@Fly.Geek.Rose.Officialyou are sick
@@Fly.Geek.Rose.Officialyou are Very sick
This video should be shown at every driving class there is before they get their license
If it were me??? Not only would I show the video!.... I Would show the victims in that car! Too scare teens and to make them realize.... that carelessness KILLS!!!😢
I went thru drivers ED my sophomore year 1972 We had to watch Highway Patrol films that went from nasty to absolutely horrendous with names like "RED ASPHAULT". This stuff is tame.
would not help what you showed them. when you do not value yourself, you do not value others.
this and that one girl who died with her phone smashed into her face. Some people can't be saved but you'd be surprised at how many people will avoid doing things if it means being embarrased.
@@johnminx2133I get your point, but showing two mangled bodies to kids just trying to get there license probably isn’t the best idea. There’s better ways to get the point across, that doesn’t involve scarring children with gore just for shock value.
Note: Police officers don't tell you stuff bc they think it might happen, they tell you these things based on what they've seen actually happen.
It's like OSHA regulations. The rules aren't written because accidents may happen. The rules are written because accidents have happened and people have literally died causing new rules to be enacted.
Lol wut. They are road pirates. Their job is to take your money. 😂
@@cagnazzo82safety regulations are written in blood. they taught me that in school and ill never forget
Based on what they're taught in cop school.
@@DROGOC0P LMAO. Brainwashing took its toll on you. You’re even openly discussing it and you fail to realize it. Yikes.
the "now thats a meatball" sign on the truck is ominous
I thought i was the only one who noticed that. My god, That's some final destination thing.
yup
@@shanes710 with lots of sauce.
“Get real. Serve veal.
Oof
I felt HORRIBLE for this officer. He was trying to be nice and let them go with a warning and then he turns around to see they have killed themselves. This is hitting him hard in the video. I don't believe he'll ever forget this. This video needs to be shown to all the new cocky drivers who think speeding is fun. You are not invincible.
The male driver who killed them. Its not her fault. I feel terrible for the officer and the truck driver and the loved ones of the two kids.
@@katetruthseeker2758 Sure. I never said this was her fault. When I said 'killed themselves' it was more just because two where in the car. First date and the guy was probably speeding to try to impress her. But kids don't realize how dangerous this actually is until it's too late. Which is why I think young drivers should be shown these videos as cautionary tales.
@@katetruthseeker2758 I would've left that date when possible after the first time he was speeding 🤦♀️
@@katetruthseeker2758I agree, that dude was well into his mid 20’s acting like a high schooler trying to show off I feel so bad for her, he should’ve known better.
As a former forensic scientist, and aviation mishap investigator, the clearly visible crash scene evidence reveals the horrific details of the immediate death of these two young people, Luis Cevallos (driver), and his passenger, Alexis Rodriguez.
Given the car's recovered EDR computer info (Event Data Recorder), Cevallos was driving at 68mph when his car struck the tail end portion of this 58 foot semi trailer, at its left side, just behind the wheel wells.
Just five seconds prior to impact, the car was speeding at 124 mph towards this intersection of 36th Street, along US highway 9.
At this very high rate of speed, driver reaction time is minimal and greatly reduced. So as the driver suddenly saw the stationary trailer, he veered right slightly, but could not clear the trailer prior to impacting it.
Although the car driver likely suddenly braked rapidly, and decreased his speed from 124mph to 68mph on impact, the car struck the rear underside of the trailer, and continued to travel completely underneath the trailer for about another 40 feet, before striking the highway overpass concrete structure directly to the front.
This high car speed at immediate impact thus resulted in the entire car roof to be sheared completely off, essentially removing all parts and items from the car door upwards.
Both car occupants were killed instantly, and suffered severe blunt force trauma, and/or amputation, to their entire upper torso.
Given the overall impact and street scene, even if the driver had swerved to successfully miss the trailer, he would have driven right into the massive stationary overpass structure at well over 70mph, killing both occupants, regardless.
So given the involved excessive speed, the posture of both involved vehicles (semi truck trailer, and car), and the street layout, the death of both car occupants was all but assured, and completely unavoidable.
Thank you
Thank you for explaining what happened. Such a tragedy.
@@noplainjanieNo thank you beautiful thank you. I will yodel to just get your number and I don't know how to do that lol.
@@amandaburleson2035what the fuck
Is that blood on the trailer?
That's a serious psychological burden to deal with. I hope that this officer gets the support and help he needs and that this doesn't change who he is, because you can tell he is a good person.
I listened to this whole video. At one point, I heard him say he’s the same age as the “kid” that was driving. Mind blowing.
Oh he's gonna change, because he let driver slide, now he knows to arrest speeders
Kind of how it should be honestly. Someone going 100mph in what looks like no more than a 40 mph zone could have easily killed someone else. If that were your family you'd be yelling hysterically why they were still on the road.
He probably never thought about this again, i mean look hes the type to let someone driving with a learner's permit/provisional license off with a warning after doing over 100mph on a populated city roadway... he obviously doesnt have a heavy concience or a strong moral compas 😂
Meh he tried to warn him. Didn't listen. Shouldn't matter to the cop. His life goes on
14 minutes from traffic stop to death. Poor kids, I feel bad for the families of these two kids. That sweet Officer tried his best I hope he’s ok. ❤
Then he had to immediately turn his heart off and work the crime scene. Poor fella!!
This is why we should support our police force, they have a tough gig.
Seeing this makes my heart break. Imagine warning someone “ don’t die on your first date, be safe “ and then a few minutes later are dead for the same reason. I don’t understand why people don’t listen. That must have been traumatizing to watch and see all of this in person. Sending prayers.
People dont listen because of Genesis 3
americans are some of the worst drivers in the west
Imagine hearing about Christ your whole life then dying and going to hell. While you are burning you remember all the times you could have changed but it's too late.
What you mean imagine. It really did happen pal. Now keep it pushing with your useless comment.
@@deadcell1uh what?
The fact he literally told her "if you get into an accident it's his fault" is just depressing. Even if he'd arrested the guy and had the car towed, the driver would have done this again and possibly killed more than just himself and the passenger. There was no saving the driver. It's just a damn shame that someone else got dragged down with him.
If that officer could have predicted the future he ought to be playing the stock market.
Na. Natural selection. She shouldn’t have gotten in with him.
Yes he would have. And these types of males are more likely to engage in dangerous behavior. He killed her and himself.
I just pray that he didn't kill her on purpose!! When the officer stopped them she was blaming herself then for him speeding. I realized that she wanted to go home but he should've known better than to drive like that! 😢😢
@@pamelabrumfield7679 I have no sympathy for her!! They were both clearly high af. She rolled her eyes and had an attitude at the other people they almost killed! She's as nasty as him. I'm just so glad no innocent people were killed. This officer will live with this every day for the rest of his life. Last to see them alive, first to see them dead. How do you deal with that?
The “oh my god” in the officers voice is so chilling .. you hear a multitude of emotions in his tone!
Go UA-cam - are you a good person by living waters
*Something young people haven't quite figured out yet; disrespect safety, and safety will disrespect you. Maybe even permanently..*
Wasn't Paul Walker a 40-year-old man? That's what happens when you get a fast car and mixed with testosterone.
@@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325
Just because someone acts young doesn't mean they are young. It just means they're immature for whatever reason
*Play stupid games, expect stupid prizes*
Actually lots of us young people respect safety. I would never be a passenger in a car driving at those speeds. They could have killed someone innocent but they didn’t care. Both of them, the ah driving and the ah in the passenger seat, she made no effort to demand to be let out of the car unless he stopped speeding, she was completely fine to remain in the car with him when stopped by police.
@@Superfreaky2
Good to hear!
The amount of humanity and empathy shown by this officer is very humbling! He genuinely was instantly grief stricken!
He's a human, of course he's gonna act like that
@@jcspotter7322
In some first responders - other high stress/dangerous gigs - grief doesn't always manifest this quickly and/or honestly.
I'm not negating the humanity of those who react differently. Extreme stress creates different reactions. I hope these folks not only have access to mental health pros, but utilize it. Walking wounded with PTSD puts lives at risk - their own and the public.
He really was. He did nothing wrong but give the kid a chance
thats not grief 🧐🧐🧐🧐, that shell shock ... you obviously dont know the difference between grief and being in disbelief !!!!
Ironic. If they were black they’d probably still be alive as they’d have gotten arrested 😂
I appreciate how so many of the cop’s colleagues repeatedly asked him if he was okay and tried to comfort him.
Me too! My heart hurt for this officer, and was uplifting to witness the true concern and support his colleagues were showing him. Such a sad waste of two lives.
What about the two poor kids that died? What about them?
@@hawaiibound.its heartbreaking for them, but what else could have been done? They were pulled over and warned how dangerous their behavior was.
@@hawaiibound. what about them? There was nothing that could have been done physically for them. They said it was DOA (dead on arrival) and they just had to wait for the coroner to arrive and give the official time of death (which is always how that works, even if it’s clear someone is definitely no longer alive). The TOD is always after the coroner arrives and declares their deceased.
@@carlipetrie7479 I think the issue is that he was obviously being a reckless driver, almost hit kids, and also the officer didn't give them a breathalyzer test to see if they were even intoxicated, and the officer let them *go* and spared tickets??? I'm sorry, this could've been avoided entirely.
You can hear how heartbroken that cop is.... Especially talking about how young they were. He kept saying i just told him to slow down...
You know its bad when he has to just take a look from far away and knows both are dead
This is a lesson to not get into a car with someone who’s got something to prove or has a defiant personality. It could literally cost you your life. 😢
She made a choice to stay in the car even after the traffic stop. She could've gotten out if she felt like what the cop was saying was worth potentially saving her life, but instead she felt guilty and stayed for the ride to the grave. It really sucks.
Well it was the both of there faults i feel like she liked stuff like that. Like even when the lady was yelling about him almost hitting someone, her hand movements was like she didn't care. I feel like she was an adrenaline junkie and he wanted to impress her.
Show this to your kids. Bad boy thing can kill you
@missbarbie6716 she definitely did, she tried to even take the blame for him. But at the same time I can't blame her, she wasn't the one behind the wheel, dude was a moron.
Why would you assume he had a defiant personality? He was caught up in the excitement of his new car. He made the worst decision ever.
I knew a girl who got out of a car because she didn't like the way her boyfriend was driving. A couple hours later the police arrived at his family home to tell his parents he was dead.
Damn. 😢
Thnk God, because ive seen so many idiot boyfriends who never knew how to drive and ended up killing the other partner for his idiotic actions, ive seen it first hand with my younger classmates, he was driving back from prom night with his gf and he decided to race with his friends in the highway ending up colliding with a truck, he died , his gf died weeks later in the hospital, their parents fought in the police station.
If i have a daughter someday im never letting a pre pubescent jackass loser driving her anywhere, id rather he died alone for his stupidity.
lol
@@MultiKwolf, also teach her that if she’s ever in a car with someone driving recklessly to ask to get out the car somewhere safe and to call her parents or someone she can trust. Kids aren’t with their parents 24/7. They need to know what to do if mom and dad aren’t around and they get in a bad situation.
She certainly needn’t feel bad for him, she is better off.
“Why, bro? Why didn’t you just listen to me, man? Slooooow down, bro. Was it worth it?” This will live with Officer Nunez for the rest of his life. I hope he reached out for help. God bless everyone involved.
People, if you are ever in a vehicle with a reckless driver, PLEASE make every attempt to get out. Even if you have to fake sickness or having to pee just to get them to stop.
As the mother of young ladies this just shredded my heart to pieces. Can’t stop crying just thinking about the senseless loss of life.😭💔 🙏🏾
Very smart advices of a loving person ❤ I will tell it my daughter. Thank you ❣️🌹🙏
There was a group of teens who lost their lives in a similar accident near where I live. The girl that owned the car had let a boy drive. Who drove way too fast. They were videoing and you can see her in the backseat screaming to be let out. She knew before they hit the overpass pillar that her life was in danger. So sad. It ejected most of them, it was a horrific scene for first responders.
Dear officer Nunez, I pray for your mental state and your compassion is obvious. Please don't stop. The world needs cops with heart like yourself.
AMEN 🙏
Amen
Amen
Amen JESUS CHRIST is with both young adults and the Police Officer, HOLY SPIRIT comfort the families and police officer
Amen
Probably the last time the cop will give anyone a break and you can see why. Sometimes no good deed goes unpunished. I feel for all involved.
He still gave him 3 tickets! The driver just didn't care about his life!
@@asialbaby86or anyone else's life. He could have ran into another car.
when its young people driving recklessly they should have taken him in custody instead of tickets.
For real
I kinda agree. Because since the kid wasn't supposed to be driving at that hour I mean he could of had her get in the driver seat. But you already know that once they get around the block they are switching back. So this would have happened anyways.
I’m so glad he had a supportive team that made sure he was okay. They could tell he was shaken up and I’m glad he had coworkers/a captain that prioritized his well being
I do not understand. As a female, even if i was running late, i feel the most attractive thing a man could do is drive with safety, to treat your presence in the vehicle with care and concern. And to not drive wrecklessly.
I judge people fpr how they drive when another is present in that vehicle. To be recklace when another humans life is in your hands is unfathomable.
Girls be doing that though. My ex girlfriend was running late for work which was her own fault but she kept telling me to go fast imma be late and get fired & I was like no we could crash or get pulled over & the whole time she's insulting me and my "grandma driving". Broke up with her not long afte that. Couldn't handle her irresponsible self no matter how pretty she is it ain't worth crashing
@@ricardobjj24 wow, 🤯 I admire you for staying in control of the situation and continuing to be safe despite her talking down and belittling.
To risk lives on the road, both ones own and others is the thing that is senseless.
You know that. Apparently she needs to learn that. It's really sad sometimes it takes learning the hard way.
But it's true, nothing is worth risking that.
I'm sorry you encountered that kind of female because nothing is more attractive to me than caring about my safety and well-being and not wanting to speed because you want to be safe for me an d other's. That is attractive.
I hope you find someone who will appreciate you driving safely and responsibly caring for her life and others. 🙏
This video should be shown to ALL teenage drivers who are in driving school or as a requirement to watch before issuing a drivers license.
School in general
@@seanstevenson1668??why would they teach drivers ed in highschool? you take a drivers ed class outside of highschool
@astrwolf5507 drivers Ed used to be taught in high school and it was a thing to watch red asphalt...
I took drivers ed in HS 6 years ago and they made us watch a lot of these kinds of videos graphics and all and they showed us live in action how air bags work. WAs definitely traumatized but I guess worth it 😅
Why teenagers?? The driver was in his mid 20s
My dad was a cop for 23 years. The horror stories he tells me now I could have never have imagined. This will stick with this guy for a long time.
My mom was for 20 and I know exactly what you're talking about! From the crazy shit, like a woman who thought Arsenio Hall was living in her attic to gruesome murders. Finally she retired because she got sick of corruption, but damn she has some crazy stories!
americans are some of the worst drivers in the west
@@2MinuteHockeyIn all my 52 yrs I've never caused an accident and no one in my family either. Not everyone is a bad driver in US. How bout we stop generalizing by Citizenship, Race, Religion. Gender etc etc. Once we all learn to hold each individual person to their own behavior and stop lumping that in generalized groupings. The world will be a better place. Ridiculous to do that. Just like there are bad cops but not all cops are bad. It boils down to who the individual cops are as a person. You will always be who you are as a person no matter where you are or what profession you are in. This is all a human issue. We all choose individually who and how we want to be as a person. Hold that person accountable to their actions not an entire group with it.
so not only do americans suck at driving they also aren't introspective @@TheUnderCoverMother2020
If your dad was my dad, he would just be like "oh well he made his decision, no skin off my bones" he's been a cop for 20 years lol
After watching this for almost 3 hours it feels like you know the crew. What good people, all heart broken and looking out for the citizens and each other, while trying so incredibly hard to make sure no one disrespects the victims with photography, gawking, etc... ♥
Amen 🙏❤️
This is crazy. My heart goes out to the last guy that last talked to them. Heartbreaking. You can tell he is majorly affected by this. A flashback to when I was younger driving sports car up north.. It was dark out. I was pulled over by State Patrol for speeding, who back then gave me a warning and told me there were deer constantly crossing the road and just go the speed limit. I heeded his warning and so glad I did, because about a mile up the road there was about 10 deer crossing the road. I had a low riding vehicle so that probably would have not ended up well. Again I got a warning, not a ticket and those were the days where advice was given for safety not a profit. I will always be grateful to that man.
They were on a first date, she said 🥺💔 How incredibly tragic. Ladies please never stay in a car with a reckless or aggressive driver 🙏🙏
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Exactly! If he doesn't care about your safety, there is no future there anyway.
Men2 if your with a aggressive or drunk female don't get in the car
But not men, stay in the car😂😂
@@SkpBreathMen don't matter.
Hearing the officer say “OMG! It’s the same car I stopped” made me feel horrible. This officer genuinely had this couple’s safety in mind. Life is fragile and should not be taken for granted. Such a sad turn of events.
Subhan Allah mi hermano
If he had their safety in mind he would have prevented this from the start. 😅
Exactly, he let him drive away knowing he didn't have a full licence. He wasn't qualified to drive. In my country, that's illegal.... the cop would get done with negligence and accessory.
Kids made their own choices people, stop blaming the cop, blame mommy and daddy who got him the car instead
@@Autisticbanmeforbeingdifferent🎯
Apparently, this newly licensed driver already got another ticket in a different town besides the ticket he received 15 minutes before this fatal crash. His guardian angel probably tried to signal him by these various traffic warnings to slow down, but he carelessly didn’t listen. Big lesson to be learned for all… for the love of your life and the lives of your passengers and all the drivers on the road, please slow down and drive with caution. A moment of recklessness can instantaneously change lives.
Exceeding 100mph, running a light, almost hitting a police car and another person....NEVER should have been let go. You dont get a break for that. Ive never seen that before in an extreme case like this.
And he didn't have a full license.
They should have been arrested!!
Or at least do a field sobriety test!!
@@tamarap1123 it’s crazy the cop didn’t even ask if they had been drinking. They both looked intoxicated
That’s what I said. He should not have been allowed to drive away from that traffic stop.
Brand new car, brand new girl, 3 brand new tickets and now 2 brand new caskets. What a ridiculous, preventable tragedy. Prayers for their loved ones. 😮💨
she said it was their first date as if that’s an explanation for going 100+ and ten minutes later it was the last date for both of them forever
Different cultures are.........different.
@twilit They are both arrogant and ignorant, it's almost like they were made for each other.
i'm sure he was arguing with his girl , or his girl wanted to break up with him, dude did it on purpose
@@hjkjccdggjhvb It was their first date. Did you pay attention?
It's comforting to see how many of his colleagues asked if he was alright. And I believe the EMS woman who told him he did all he could and that it wasnt his fault and to "talk to somebody" meaning a therapist or mental health professional, deserves a thank you..I'm sure it helped a bit to hear that from her. My heart goes out to everyone involved victims families and officers who witness stuff like this daily for our protection so we members of the community dont. God bless yall.
Of course it’s not his fault, I doubt he ever thought it was his faut
@@Caz-z1x He absolutely thinks it's his fault. Half of what he is saying implies he thinks it's his fault. I thought it was my fault when one of my friends swallowed a bullet and so did pretty much everyone who knew him. Our brains are pattern recognition machines that like to think they have a handle on life and trauma like this tends to bring out the worst side of that feature.
He didn’t do all he could do. Kids wasn’t even supposed to be driving more less reckless 🙄 ding ding he’s the police! He could have stopped this!
@@sabrinaramsey5589That is not a kid. He’s an adult who made a dumb decision. The officer did his job. The driver in question was accompanied by a person by the age of 25, which is the legal requirement. He had all his papers. There were no signs of drunkenness in their interaction. Most cops will let you get away with a warning at a certain time, so long as everything else checks out.
@BourneKnight bs he had a legal requirement to enforce the law instead he gave the driver 1 citation when he clearly said he could've given him multiple citations and just the fact he was driving as fast and reckless as he was the cop was well within his rights to impound the vehicle regardless of if he didn't think the driver was intoxicated or not so yeah it's DEFINITELY the cops fault and btw the reason everyone was asking him if he was okay or if he needed any type of help is because they not only could sense by his reaction and the way he was talking he was absolutely feeling GUILTY for letting the kid off earlier and didn't do much to prevent this so PLEASE stop trying to defend this stupid cop cause he's the kind of cop that makes law enforcement look bad
Hope this officer isn’t too traumatized from this. Must be a crazy feeling seeing the dead bodies of two people you were just talking to minutes earlier.
No, Im sure he's is very traumatized. He's gonna blamed himself again and again 😢
This officer is in shock I feel for him he just spoke with them. Very sad. He definitely has a heart.
Sometimes no matter how good you are to people you cannot save people from themselves.
You are so right on about that I have a nephew that has struggled with addiction but no one can help him but himself and the sad thing is he just doesn't get it .All we can do is pray for him.
@@sherrykirk6207 if hes addicted then the addiction is controlling his behavior. Its extremely hard to self discipline yourself when your brain is hooked on a particular routine or substance. I have addiction issues and in moments of deep depression i have tried countless times to convince people around me that I need external factors to help stop. I need them to find ways to force me to stop because it feels more like a compulsion than a mere choice. They dont really get it and still treat the situation like its something I have control over.
I am 66 years old and have fully learned this after a lifetime of experiences.
Learned this the hard way working in Victim Services. 😮💨🙏
Half American are drunk in driving path ..etic people
The shock and dismay in his voice when he realizes its the same car is heartbreaking. Its sad what these officers have to carry around with them. 😢
I noticed he didn't want to see them and stayed away from the car as much as possible.
@@electronicnotarystamp235I wouldn't either.
I cried for him.
@@electronicnotarystamp235you notice they all do. The police know what that looks like. They don't want to see any more of it.
The advertisement on that trailer is some final destination level irony.
Interesting part is the police never asked him had he been drinking or tell him step out the car.
About ten years ago I totaled my friends new Mercedes on our way back from Mohegan sun. We had both been drinking, her more than me tho, which is why we had the ‘great’ idea that I would drive us home. I had taken a Xanax bar however, and nodded off at the wheel. Thank god I didn’t hit anyone and we weren’t hurt. It was like 4 am. A passerby called the cops for us, and I remember we chucked a bottle of booze we had into the high grass. When the police showed up they never asked us about drinking or being intoxicated in any way….He wrote me a little ticket for like failure to stay in the lane , called us a tow truck and that was that !
@@AjHx90xgo UA-cam - are you a good person by living waters
So glad the other officers are asking the cop that stopped them if he's okay. It's not his fault. He did what he was supposed to, but the guilt must be unimaginable. It really sucks, as he said.
Dear "Body Camera" Officer....
I pray you are still doing your job. This world needs people like you that honestly care. I am sad you had to go through this situation. Pay forward.
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@@kevinlotharp1759 this takes a heavy mental toll on the police officer.
10000% this dude probably thought his life was screwed after getting those tickets and did this on purpose. this cop probably needed those citations to hit his qouta
@@Limitless_Doom .....I'm confused.....
@@kevinlotharp1759 what is there to question?
Officer Nunez, you are a wonderful man. Please never lose that compassion and love for your fellow man. This is what makes an EXCELLENT officer!!!
I am so sick of you people and all your “compassion” you disgust me .
They removed the EDR (event data recorder) from the Kia Stinger and Lieutenant Moreda had the information downloaded. By 7:00 PM, Lieutenant Moreda determined that 5 seconds prior to impact, the Kia Stinger was traveling at 124 MPH (181.784 feet per second). At the moment of impact, the Kia Stinger was traveling at 68 MPH (99.688 feet per second). On August 24, 2021, Detective Mena concluded his investigation and determined that if the driver had been driving at the posted speed limit instead of 124 MPH, this fatal accident would not have happened.
life itself gave him a warning, everything happens for a reason, he ignored...
The very essence of natural selection and Darwinism.
Go UA-cam - are you a good person by living waters
“Almost killing eachother is not how to have a first date”
Chilling words from the cop.
I feel so bad for the officer. You can tell he really cares. What a tragic and preventable situation. Stay safe out there
thank you for recognizing that, it's easy to see he was raised to be polite to people at all times and he is even in all the pandemonium, not shouting or rather barking at everyone like a rabid dog that typically cops behave when people clamor to a crash scene. my prayer and wish for him is that today he's as polite as then not letting the trauma and stress in the time between embitter him.
If I was that girl, I would’ve jumped out of the damn car after he got pulled over I would’ve literally got the hell out of the car but these girls nowadays they just don’t care enough about themselves. It makes me so sad.
It is so sad to know they could still be alive if he would of drove carefully now they are both deceased!
I came to write the same thing. The officer was devasted he had just warned the driver. Wow.
@@carama3590 Yeah 100%, and by the looks of it the girl was edging him to go fast as well, I really hope people learn to take better care of themselves
I appreciate that he closed the scene, as soon as people started showing up. He cleared it immediately. I’m glad he closed it before the cell phones came out.
We all need to learn that when we come upon a scene, we should treat one another as human beings. Not video footage for Twitter 👍’s and views. Seriously, people’s families see this stuff.
I’ll never forget the person that posted the 4 year old child that’s brain got blown onto the sidewalk at the Texas outlet mall shooting. His parents were killed too that day, thank God they never had to see it but the rest of the family did.
We need a reality check. 💔
Imagine the truck driver when he went over to look, awful
And this is why you don’t get upset if your kid is arrested for reckless driving. It may just have saved their life!! My heart breaks not only for the families of the victim but for this officer.
Um no, you should still get upset because your kid was driving recklessly. So yes I will get mad and you should get mad and take away their car to make sure they learn their lesson amd driving recklessly is NOT acceptable. You think not getting mad is the way to go? What f*cking lesson would they learn then? None, because they’ll learn “oh my parents didnt even get mad at me this it must not be a big deal. Let me just burry the speedometer next time…”
“You shouldnt get mad at your kid” - This is dumbest comment I’ve seen in a long long time. Hopefully you learn your lesson and you can actually be a parent to your kids instead of just letting them get away with everything. Try actually teaching them something, teaching them lessons. Yikes, your kids will end up just like these kids with your mentality….🤦♂️
Also the fact 158 other people liked this comment just shows how many bad parents are out there and how many brain dead people out there as well. You’re kids are going to be soft little marshmallows that cant handle any kind of advertising, failure, challenges, etc. Along with also being a conceited, selfish, oblivious, self absorbed, arrogant, braindead, narcissist who never takes responsibility for their own actions and thinks they can do whatever they want and everything is always someone else fault
And if for some reason you mean “dont get upset” at the officer for giving your kid a ticket, then NO SH*T! Way to state the complete OBVIOUS. Thats like telling someone, “if you dont want to get hurt then dont blow your head off with a shotgun”. Um yeah, no sh*t, thank you captain obvious. Do you also need to be told fire is hot and water is wet? And like I said before, if you didnt mean dont get upset at the officer and you mean dont get upset at your kid, then thats also one of the dumbest things I’ve EVER heard and an absolute braindead take. So either way you wrote a 🤡 statement
He shouldn’t have let them go with so many charges. Going this fast is a felony.
The officer SHOULD feel bad and should be disciplined for being so lenient. That car should have been towed and the young man should have been taken into custody. He also should’ve did sobriety tests.
It must’ve been surreal to have been talking to these two people just a few minutes before they were gone forever. How awful.
Just seeing them alive on camera and knowing they are now deceased is hard in me and I wasn’t there. I can’t imagine.
I can't even imagine the different layers this officer is going through.. He tried to tell them.. Then within 5 minutes they are dead? I am sorry, but that's brutal to his psyche.. A very horrible situation, and I still can't get the full story on how this actually happened..
sad
Then to hear the young girl tell the officer we’re on our first date it’s all my fault I’m sorry. Ooh that was heart shattering to hear
The officer last words to her was. Oh no it’s ok if you get into accident it’s his fault not yours.
Ouch haunting words.
The car that pulled over and was shouting out to the officer should’ve been a huge warning ⛔️ sign for officer not to give a break. But I get it
Sad to see the after math I pray the officer is ok. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
This sucks for the girls family because she goes on a date and never comes back. All because his reckless driving. I feel sorry for his family to.
He's doing 100. And he didn't ask him to get out the car to see if he was drunk.🙏
Must be traumatizing to that officer knowing he was the last person to see them alive.
You can hear the immediate trauma coming from him. My prayers to this officer.
My prayers for the officer and the young boy n girlfriend families 🙏🙏
why do you have sympathy for that idiot kid doesn't make any sense @@vivianespinosa6222
What is wrong with him… that’s his job poor world for working
@@scarface6614more like, what is wrong with you? Ya it's his job, but that doesn't mean it isn't traumatizing. They were just kids! I guarantee you he thinks about this and blames himself every single day. He could have made that boy call for a ride but was being nice and decided to give the boy a break, hoping he would take that as a blessing and drive right. He's going to carry that guilt, and regret the decision he made, for the rest of his life.
It devastated him, I would been the same
Hearing the officer telling them to get home safe knowing that they’re gonna disregard everything the officer had said is so sad. Driver cared so little for his life and the lives of others around him. Such a stupid loss of life. Makes you so angry over how stupid people can be.
What?
@@veloonbruts9707what are you confused about??
What a sad day indeed...
NEW JERSEY
i didn't get angry i got a little sad at what happened to 2 young adults, but angry??? nahh i think i'd be acting fake if i projected anger at this here, it don't make sense. their dead, why would i get all puffy an angry, you sure you a'int watching too many movies?? sad is the emotion your supposed to feel here... sad! sad!! sad!!!.. that is of course if you've been watching too many movies..
Damn the officer was literally a Angel trying to give him a warning, but he didn’t listen
A lot of men show off by driving fast when they have a woman in the car. Rest in peace
As a girl in high school and as a passenger, I had to ask countless people to slow down. It occurs to me that it took getting in the car with the wrong person once…thankful to be alive every day 🙏🏼
If someone doesn't value your life get out of the car.
It happens to me sometimes riding with a friend and we are 39 years old. I hate it when someone goes speeding disobeying the speed limit signs and laws . There wouldn't be so many accidents if people would just obey the rules. I am sorry that u have had to go through this as well. I know its terrible but some people unfortunately do it 😢 stay safe 🙏🏻 ❤
Don’t ride with reckless drivers. I learned the hard way.
Oh my God, me too. One time this guy offered to give me a ride and he was driving so fast I was terrified even after asking him to slow down he wouldn’t then he wondered why I never wanted to ride with him anymore.
shes not highschool girl shes 27 hes 24 lol and she didnt mind it as she defended him and encouraged his speeding
13 minutes... 13 minutes is all it takes for a whole lot of lives to change forever. It's insane.
My heart absolutely goes out to all those involved. It's devastating.
One second is all it takes
0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds is all it takes
This is why I’m scared, when my son starts driving.
Wait a minute i didn't catch that it was only 13 minutes? Since pulling them over?
@@Spooky_Dook The whole incident is in the description ✌️
Stop blaming the officer. When young man handed all his info, he was smiling, which showed total disregard to the officer, his date as well as himself
It's blaming everyone else attitude that gets people in the circumstances they themself have created.
Arrogance. Young guys, words of wisdom. Just because you own a sports car DOESNT MEAN YOU KNOW HOW TO DRIVE IT.
When he said “why didn’t you just listen to me bro, was it worth it?” That broke my heart 🥺 you can tell he’s not okay
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what minute can I know?
@@NguyenVu-ld6zdsame lmk
@@NguyenVu-ld6zdme2
@@diegoreyes2460hey bro thanks for the time stamps, man that was sad to hear the officer say that😢
Had a friend from school who became a cop. He lasted two years. He said he saw so many violent and horrible things that he could not sleep at night. A violent rape and murder was the last incident he attended. It takes a lot of work to divorce yourself from the stuff you are exposed to as a cop.
He attended a rape/murder? Were there refreshments?
My cousin didnt last either. He saw a case where a baby was burned to death in a oven 😔
@@FA-dv5hemay god forgive the person who did that
I'm dealing with that now. I can't sleep and night terrors.
That's something a lot of people don't think about. Police and firefighters/ems see it all, and it can change people forever. My dear buddy, who passed at 25, was a lighthearted happy guy who became a firefighter, and after a few years, his happy demeanor changed, and he'd tell me the awful things he'd seen. He wasn't mentally prepared for it, just like I wouldn't have been.
The guy was set on making stupid decision that night. What a fool.
After 15yrs.of police work. You see many of these and all these years later this just brings it back to me. You truly see things you can't unsee!
The fact the lady at the beginning even shouted out he nearly hit a woman and child sends chills down my spine when you see that Kia flattened like a pancake. Showing off on the first date is understandable but that was just outright reckless. Damn what a waste of life
And the driver didn’t even seem fazed what a wreckless maniac
@@kdizzle901I wouldve asked the police officer to take me home
I dont know why the girl did not just get out of the car.. she was obviously instigating the guy into driving lije that. Any rational person that wasnt "into" the insane speeds and running multiple red lights at their age would have exited that car so fast when they got pulled over. No way I would have stayed in the car.
Why was he just holdingva paper license? I though they were teens and he literally just got his license
It's honestly insane that he got citations for reckless driving, running a stoplight, and still continued on to immediately drive over 120 mph on the city streets. Very sad that they were both killed.
That's a video that should be shown in school, drivers ed, and all driving school classes
Right. At my high school there was a mock accident done at our high school parking lot. They use actors and makeup. It was pretty creepy. We also had a tragedy at our school a girl accidentally hit another girl walking in front of the school. It was pure accident she wasn't speeding She hydroplaned in accidentally hit the girl. That traumatized a lot of people. So a lot of people didn't try for a while.
They do show videos like this at driving school. Kids are still kids.
@@Alan-ii9te i never seen one..
AA meetings at schools as well. No-one mentioned alcohol; but, speed can be addictive.
@@traciescott1871 that's very true
If you drive crazy, I’m getting out of your car. No thanks. I’ll take a Lyft .
I don't understand how people are saying that the officer is at fault for the accident because he gave him a break and let him drive home. I most certainly don't think this was the officer's fault for giving them a break. Where I live, that would not have happened. The kid got a break but ended up having a fatal accident. That's just tragic.
As a father who has two daughters just learning to drive, 16 and 17 years old, this terrifies me. So sorry for all involved. How this boy could get a ticket and still do this 10 minutes later is beyond any human comprehension.
ILLEGAL ALIENS
You should show this to them.
Good advice, I will. My daughters are good drivers so far, but the thought of them being driven by someone who could hurt them is so scary to me. @@hyperbunnygirl101
Just put of genuine curiosity why do Americans learn to drive that young? When they're basically children?
In my country most people learn in their middle 20s... I'm 27 and I just learned.
@@rai1879because driving is a basic life skill? it doesn’t take a genius to learn how to drive. it’s not like drinking where your brain has to be developed. 16+ is mature enough to drives
I really wish this bodycam footage could be played at every high school or maybe this officer could speak to kids about what happened...I think it would have a great impact on so many kids lives
Unfortunately, most young people don't learn even from seeing other tragedies caused by young people taking the very same risks they will also brazenly continue to take themselves, as did many of us older folks who were somehow, for some unknown reason, lucky enough live through all our unsafe and stupid antics and poor choices.
Agreed!!!!
We were shown some very gory pics of fatal crashes in high school & I remember them to this day. I was also hit head on at highway speed, catastrophically injured & nearly died thx to a speeding driver. Slow down folk & drive defensively please. It’s just not worth it. Feel sorry for this nice officer.
And help the officer aswell
Certainly show it in a defensive driving course.
What amazes me lots of cops are called all kinds of names because they do their job, and give tickets. Here is a great cops that gives the guy a break. I am sure some people will blame the cop.
When I was in high school around 2000, they had us watch a presentation that showed uncensored videos and photos from fatal accidents like this, and to this day it still stays with me. Life is so very fragile, and kids often don't realize how quickly it can be taken away. Teen drivers tend to be much more reckless, and they definitely should be shown the reality of what can so easily happen as a result of that. Definitely heartbreaking and tragic.... Hopefully they're still actively showing kids the real life consequences of drinking and driving, or reckless driving and speeding like this incident, because this sorta thing IS preventable. Damn.....
This officer's voice when he realizes who was involved...I felt that all the way to my core. Imagine the guilt and all of the "what ifs" he is feeling for letting him off with a warning. Prayers to the family and the officer. 😢
He ticketed him on the lesser charges to give him a break financially. He was ticketed I think for 3 violations.
I nearly cried. I’m a hardened 63 yo man 😢
Was the young kid trying to impress his first date girl? By speeding? What an idiot, he murdered that pretty young girl 👧
@@JohnnyRayedd-Neckmy thought too, him showing off cost her life
@@STESTESTEEFCclearly she wanted him to show off because if she was really scared her dumb ass could've gotten out the car and gone with the officer or have a friend pick her up.
The amount of stress and pain this officer was clearly under is so evident. Condolences to the victims families, there are no words. Sending prayers to the officer.
On the crash scene, he keeps repeting sentences "oh my Gosh" "it's the same car", he wanders aimlessly, he clearly is in shock
These kind of people end up crashing with family cars or running over kids.
Well it's not like it's his fault. Fatal accidents happen everyday. And people choose to speed he cannot control that
Not sure you could classify the driver or his passenger as "victims".
Know excuse,they would probably still be here!!He just wanted to put the icon on the cool cop cake!However he’s probably shit coz he gonna loose his job!!Why?He did in fact not give him not one damn ticket!!!
So, he probably hit his brakes just seconds before impact. Those two knew exactly what was happening right before they died. How stupid and sad.
When the officer said, "get home safe" I don't think he meant for them to safely make it to their *ETERNAL* home
The terror in his voice when he realizes it’s the young kid he just gave a huge break to is heartbreaking. Hopefully he gets support through this and knows he did nothing wrong. It brought me right back to when I lost 7 people in one day. 3 adult friends and 4 of their children. My friend decided to drive 104 on the highway, passing a car in the breakdown lane and when she moved back over she clipped the front of the car she was passing. Sent the van she was driving rolling and out into the woods. Some of the first responders to arrive we’re so traumatized by the scene that they were out of work for well over a year, some never returned to work. The children were ages 2-9, not one of them was in a child seat or seatbelt. I wish people would just slow down!!! Thinking of all first responders who have to go through moments like this, reach out for support. ❤❤
Wow to go that fast in general with your baby's is one thing to not even have them secured is another and to try to pass someone to just WOW
I'm so sorry for your loss
A new, teenage driver, driving recklessly at 100MPH with witnesses complaining, should’ve already been a huge red flag for the cop! This accident could’ve been avoided
@@JCizzleSoCalhe wasn't a teenage driver he was 24
24 is not a kid and im 24
This is a prime example how we all think we’re bulletproof at that age. Sometimes I look back at some of the reckless things I did in my youth and wonder how I survived into my 60’s.
Absolutely. I feel extremely lucky. I did however always have a huge fear of speeding and would scream if someone was speeding as a joke to scare me when I was younger. Had a D.A.R.E officer scare the hell out of me in 5th grade about it. Wish it worked with the drug part!
As do I. If it were these days I wouldn't be here! We're here for a reason
You definitely feel like you have so much time in the world and that you're going to be just fine when you're young I also enlisted in the army when I was young and served in combat I used to walk around like I was some kind of bulletproof badass but throughout life I've learned that anybody can be taken from this Earth at any time. Last year just after my 40th birthday I had a heart attack and a seizure and then I was in a coma for a month. I was technically dead for about 10 minutes and thank God I survived so I can still be here with my family. Young people and fast cars are definitely a bad combination. I used to drive stupid enough in my old school Volkswagens and BMWs and those only had maybe the fastest I had just about 280 horsepower. They have cars out of the lot over four or five hundred horsepower
AMEN.
We don’t all think anything. He’s an entitled clown.
He was going 100, how the heck did they let him go? Damn, I got a ticket for going 9 miles over once and the speed limit had just reduced and i was slowing down 🤦🏻♀ And if I was the girl, I woulda gotten out of that car so fast
Hey becky!
Hope ur doing good missed u
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@@TheBarackObamna aw thank you! I’m not on ig much but what’s your name on there? I’ll find your message and respond :)
This may sound harsh, but at least they are no longer a danger to society. And they thankfully took themselves out in a way that didn't snuff the life out of the driver of the other vehicle ... which is rare. Posthumously, the car driver's insurance will cover the damage to the truck.
And thank god they didn't have kids
You are fucking weird for that
You can really hear how that affected the officer. My heart goes out to all involved.
Something about knowing the victim, even if only from a short interaction a few minutes earlier, makes it 1000 times harder to disconnect and do your job in the moment. I'm not a first responder but I live basically on top of a dangerous stretch of highway, knowing what that cop is seeing in the moment, I'm impressed with his ability to think and act quickly. He's built for the job.
Shoulda give them a speeding ticket
@@lemonsqweezy9532agreed 💯 I know it had to be tearing him up inside.. but all his "buddies" didn't seem fazed so he was just acted u bothered.. keeping his composure.. he's a good officer❤ I can't imagine going thru that!
@maritzaquiroz7914 he got 3 tickets for different forms of reckless driving...a piece of paper isn't really gonna stop somebody who wants to show off
I agree
My husband’s mom was hit and killed, while walking to a store by a speeding, drunk driver, she declined a ride because it was a “beautiful day” she said. This happened back in the 80’s. My husband was only 16. The devastation of the loss and what his tiny 4’11’’ and only 110lb Mom went through still haunts him. She didn’t pass right away but did later that night.
My thoughts are with all that were affected by this horrific but avoidable tragedy.
Didn't know 35 mph was speeding
@lesliethatsmeremoved for you🤣 his comment is still there. And you are???
@lesliethatsmestop being such a crybaby
@@dejay1739a lot of my town is 25 🤷♀️
@dejay1739 are you stupid or a moron? 35 mph is fast and can kill. Step outside a vehicle coming towards you at 35 mph
I didnt know Kia Stingers could really go that fast to keep flexing for your first date.... Sad as hell....
Stinger GTS are pretty fast . You can easily get them up to 400 hp
This is a very real example of how fast a fatal event can happen. One moment you are completely confident we have our whole life ahead of us , for years and years. Sadly we would have never predicted death just 15 mins from that exact time. Life is precious because the reality is , we only get one shot to live the best we can. This is sad but also a real eye opener , seeing with our own eyes what can really happen just like that.
Imagine being the parents of either the driver or passenger, and finding out that just minutes before their deaths, they had JUST been warned about such an outcome. Heartbreaking 💔
tends to happen when you let someone whos clearly piss drunk continue on their way, and even if he wasnt the level of reckless driving on city streets was an instant take me to jail card. Shoulda let him sober up overnight in a jail cell whether that it was alcohol or just a guy on an adrenaline rush, clearly needed to be sobered up in a jail cell. can't believe he ran a red, almost killed a ped, and officer didnt do any field sobriety tests and let him drive away.... WILD.
I can’t and the poor Officer has to be asking why a million times
@@epicpurevidsthey weren’t drunk nor on drugs, their autopsies revealed that
@@epicpurevidsi have to agree 100+ speed to is crazy
@@realjackieperez who are they? I’ve been trying to find it on the Internet to follow the story, but not able to find anything much.
Major props to the people on scene who checked in with the officer to see how he was doing. I hope he's found some healing and peace knowing this accident had nothing to do with him.
Some things haunt people for the rest of their lives, even if they've come to accept it.
Oh please, he was laughing and eating donuts two hours later, not everyone has a meltdown from every little thing like you do.
@@Ry3n590not if you have a dick and not a fanny.
ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE PACT?
@@bushbabybotha9943put yourself in his position then, keep typing from your basement bud you wouldnt be able to handle what this dude went thru. Youre pitiful
To be perfectly honest I think they shouldn’t blur the deceased occupants of the vehicle when reviewing the bodycam footage. Like it would be one hell of an image to remember and show others just how gruesome and dangerous a car accident traveling at a high rate of speed can be. Might just show others especially young kids who think thier invincible just how deadly their reckless actions can have on themselves..smh.
Hi, I work in a court house where we review Axon body cams all day long. They blur this out to protect the victims (in this case, the deceased). The original copy is confidential and left with the prosecutors, police, judges, attorneys etc. but the one released to the public is always redacted. It’s also why the officers dob was blurred.
@@lyriclanguages3780I think his point was that yes, while it is meant to protect victims, it could also be an effective deterrent to those who think driving like this is okay.
4 minute stop turned into a 3 hr scene .. wow