I have been a firefighter for almost 8 years and im telling you one thing it is amazing how being apart of a brotherhood / sisterhood that cares about one another so much. I put my life in their hands every call we go on and they put their life in mine. But just being able to help someone either make it out of a fire or car crash or something as simple as calming someone down is the best feeling. Helping my community is why i do what i do and i love helping people. I am a volunteer and i wouldn't change a thing.
Thank you first responders for all that you do. From someone whose been in a car wreck few years back sadly no one bothered to call 911 for whatever reason but the person who hit us started yelling at my hubby and of course i threatened to hurt the person. now have to deal with spinal injuries for life cause of it. but thank you for all you do and keep us safe even during wildfires you are the frontline workers. I been thinking of going back to trying to do CERT for my local fire dept. although tough to come upon these wrecks its not a job for the weak hearted for sure. thank you.
These guys are amazing. They worked together and got the job done. To hold the guy's hand without shame shows me that this is more than a job for these guys but more of a mission. Thank you. :)
I didn't realize I was literally holding my breath until the sheet was removed revealing the driver was alive... someone was watching over him that day! Btw - the video quality here is nothing short of phenomenal!
I've heard people say, "The car was wrapped around a tree." But I've never seen it until now. OMG thank God for the rescue crew. I hope the guy made a full recovery.
being in a car smash is the most terrifying thing, you are just going along one minute as normal and the next second in a mangled mess in excruciating pain, having someone hold your hand like that saying comforting things is priceless, these people are amazing...
Thank you God for this young man's life and l hope he makes a speedy recovery. Now the guy's and girls who do this job are God's Angel's. I was scared for a while has l could see his legs. His head appeared to be covered over. I thought he had gone. Oh l am so relieved. God Bless all involved 🙏💙🙏💜🙏💙🙏💜
those jaws of life are incredible cutting through that ultra high strength steel like it is butter. Folks don't realize how strong these uni-body cars are. The outer painted part of a car is for looks and not that strong but underneath is two, three and sometimes four layers of ultra high strength steel that will dull a drill bit in seconds.
The requirement for a good rating in the pole test was raised substantially in 2012, every vehicle made after 2012 is a thousand times safer in this type of accident, also the small offset test was implemented in 2012 by the IIHS and pretty much every car made after 2015 has aced that test.
@@nickclark6001 I wish he'da been in a car 30 years older, that way we'd be sure he wouldn't kill anyone else driving like a jackass. You don't fuck a car up that badly driving like you should be driving.
The car looked pretty dang strong! Realize this video has been quite a while back, however, I have a ’19 Mustang convertible, have been driving for over 30 years, and drive defensively. Better safetly features on my car, too. I pray this young man made a full recovery quickly.
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Do they give these people 'calm me down' meds in these situations? Me, I'd be screaming to high heaven and annoying everyone! First responders are AWESOME. Calm and professional.
Just out of curiosity, how would they be able to bust a back window of there is baby in the backseat in a rear face car seat? Is that what those big thick blanket type things are for?
Thanks for all the comments. Only way I (average driver with no experiece) get to learn about your professional jobs is from the UA-cam crash videos. Fun to get opinions from different firemen. Bless all of you for your service and jobs well done.
With the victim’s legs pinned, they are probably trying to get him out in one piece. That could take time and care. But I don’t see why there was so much time and work on the passenger side.
How did he get the car wrapped around a tree sideways. It looks as if the car was pushed sideways into the tree. I have never seen this kind of T boning by a tree. No wonder it was hard to extricate.
He was driving like a fuckwit and got what was coming to him. I have no sympathy for the guy because of that. He was going WAY too fast for the conditions.
It's momentum and physics I guess when they hit the telephone pole they almost always wrap around it on the side it does look weird I saw one in per person it is hard to live through those
car-accidents.com has a lot of pictures and accounts of car accidents. There is one of a S-10 Pickup wrapped around a Telephone Pole with the Drivers Door Touching the Passenger Door. This Mustang Crash is minor compared to a lot of crashes of this type.
These guys do such great work day in and day out. But if I had to point something out it would be two things. First, they spent a lot of time on a door that was about as far from the extraction as they could get. Two, on that door two guy stood there one using a pair of jaws and the other just standing there holding a pair. I hope that me saying that doesn't sound like a criticism but it did bug me a bit.
I think you can have right and wrong at every scene like this. Been there, done that. No matter how much or how hard you drill, things never go like they do in training.
Yes, I agree too... the pacient was fully concious there was no reason to make the extrication so messy and in disorder, zero glass control, the car was badly stabilized and the hidraulic tools werent used properly if they want them to be operative for a couple of more rescues....
No masks during glass management, responder in the car with no helmet, responders with jackets unfastened, more with no helmet. Tools left everywhere, no tool dump. No one managing hoses. No sharp edge protection. But patient extricated eventually
It doesn’t seem like the jaws of life are quick enough. Is it possible to just cut the rear roof supports and then just bend the roof of the car over the hood of the car? When time is critical, just seems like the equipment should be able to cut a little faster.
Wow,driver airbag never came out, or that's what I think by the look of the steering wheel. Prayers for everyone and there families,even the firefighters because they are the heroes on earth besides God of course.
Really dumb question. When I was learning to drive I wanted to have the original mini as we sometimes had my great aunts to drive. My dad said absolutely not as that was the only car that did not have a barrier in the car so that if you had a head only your legs would be completely unprotected. With this car his feet were pinned under the dashboard is there a barrier preventing the persons legs to get more damaged? Thank you very much.
Back in the day we had mostly hand tools and not much power stuff. Chains, blocks and come-alongs. These 15-30 minute extractions in newer cars with no full frame, I do not understand, but I don't have modern training. Everything seem s to take longer - to get a hose charged, to get geared up, to extricate, everything. Back in the day, someone would be on fire standby with a charged line, no matter how things looked. Again, I'm from the way back, probably ignorant of todays methods.
they just want to cut things alot of these FF are stupid, there was no point of opening the door, there was no point of trying to rip off the passnger door they could have just had 3 guys push on it and it would have folded. Only thing they had to do was take the roof off with the tools.....
My wife and I was involve in a serious accident and the fire brigade had to cut her out of the car as we got T-boned on her side. Don't you just love the crowd of people standing around gawping. At the accident we had, one moron came up to the car and started taking pictures with his mobile. I got hold of him and nearly shoved his phone where the sun don't shine. If you can't help, show the poor victims a bit of decency and feck off.
This extraction took far too long and there were far too many guys hanging around without a designated task. No one appeared to be in command! This is a weekly occurrence for brigades where I live. 1. Off with the roof (get yourselves a set of faster hydraulics guys: should take a minute tops). 2. Door off (1 minute tops). 3. Now you're in with a clear working area and can start pushing firewalls back off legs and cutting through steering columns. 4. Why did the 2 guys mess about trying to open the bonnet? (cut off battery power so no chance of an electrical short??) They stuffed around for a long time then walked away from the task without completing it. (??) A few things to work on your training days guys! Teamwork! Faster hydraulics!!
For our department at least, cutting power is a must. Edit: I'd imagine if it's a rule for ours something has gone wrong. If the car catches fire we do rapid extrication, but then the patient is at risk for long term deficits.
Yeah, you are right a lot of wasted steps and time. Why was the door the last thing they took off? Why couldn’t they get the hood off? It is only held in place at three places. It is not that hard to remove.
I'm sure there certain steps & procedures which I'm sure these firefighters were following so, unless you yourself ARE a firefighter, don't sit there & be an armchair quarterback!!!
@@cathywhite9415 Not a firefighter but a (now retired) highway patrol police Constable covering a vast rural area that included several major highways with plenty of experience (36 years) attending crashes. So, plenty of experience working with fire brigades extracting victims of road crashes from mangled vehicles. I have shown several brigades this clip. Comments / feedback were all similar. 1. Lack of effective leadership / direction. 2. Hydraulic cutter too slow; roof and door should have been off quicker 3. Why did up to 3 firefighters spend so much time attempting to take off the bonnet (most likely in an attempt to disconnect the battery) then abandon the task and proceed to just stand about observing the proceedings? The many fire brigades that I dealt with at crash scenes were all well trained and well versed in cutting apart motor vehicles at crash scenes. Always done rapidly, very rapidly, ....... a lot quicker than this clip showed.
I had a mustang just like this one the back end would love to break loose on damp roads. I got rid of it.. When I saw this I was not surprised at all.. When it happened to me I was on an off ramp getting off the freeway and the back end just lost it and I spun onto the grass glad there was no tree there or this would of been me..
Doug U jerkoff that was much less than an hour & that patient was not seriously injured anyway . Don’t go threw your whole life being a negative A**Hole
@@OwneyMadden430 If he wasn't seriously injured he woulda been able to pull himself out of that car. Dude was so fucked up they thought he was DOA at first, and when they did get him out the only sign of life left in him was the color of his skin.
The teamwork of this department is fantastic, great communication between members while maintaining focus on the patient.
Dad was Fire Fighter 29 years the stories, the legendary work of these guys is absolutely inspiring.
I have been a firefighter for almost 8 years and im telling you one thing it is amazing how being apart of a brotherhood / sisterhood that cares about one another so much. I put my life in their hands every call we go on and they put their life in mine. But just being able to help someone either make it out of a fire or car crash or something as simple as calming someone down is the best feeling. Helping my community is why i do what i do and i love helping people. I am a volunteer and i wouldn't change a thing.
Qq
Thank you.
TYFYS you wing nut
May God Bless You and Keep You All Safe 🙏 Thank You for your bravery and sacrifices
Bless you!
Thank you first responders for all that you do. From someone whose been in a car wreck few years back sadly no one bothered to call 911 for whatever reason but the person who hit us started yelling at my hubby and of course i threatened to hurt the person. now have to deal with spinal injuries for life cause of it. but thank you for all you do and keep us safe even during wildfires you are the frontline workers. I been thinking of going back to trying to do CERT for my local fire dept. although tough to come upon these wrecks its not a job for the weak hearted for sure. thank you.
These guys are amazing. They worked together and got the job done. To hold the guy's hand without shame shows me that this is more than a job for these guys but more of a mission. Thank you. :)
I salute all the EMTs, firemen, paramedics and Police Officers! The Guardian Angels on earth to serve and protect us always! God Bless you all!
Awesome filming!. Happy that the FireFighters let you film this, their fantastic peoples!
This person was lucky ,Great Job by fireman crew's,EMT ,Police, thank you all for your service,you don't get ENOUGH THANKS
God bless these fire men. They save lives. Everyone going to get their drivers license should have to watch this
Those jaws of life are pretty powerful tools....much respect to the first responders, police, fire dept and paramedics - you are a special breed.
Great extraction and teamwork. That driver was lucky.
A huge thank you to rescue crews!
My heart goes out for those first responders and all the other ones.
I didn't realize I was literally holding my breath until the sheet was removed revealing the driver was alive... someone was watching over him that day! Btw - the video quality here is nothing short of phenomenal!
Once again, incredible footage. Great learning video. Hope guy makes a full recovery
Firefighters are truly hero’s they all deserve our respect!
And they all have more than earned it as well,time after time they have always earned the up most respect from everyone I think so also.
Angels are in plane sight. Thank all of you for helping us in our need of times. May God bless you 💚🌼
Omg 9:58 firefighter holding the mans hand comforting him 😭🤕😇💚🌼
I've heard people say, "The car was wrapped around a tree." But I've never seen it until now. OMG thank God for the rescue crew. I hope the guy made a full recovery.
Lllllllllllllllnhi
being in a car smash is the most terrifying thing, you are just going along one minute as normal and the next second in a mangled mess in excruciating pain, having someone hold your hand like that saying comforting things is priceless, these people are amazing...
EMS and FFS deserve every penny and then some for what they do. I've never met any who werent 100% committed and kind hearted.
Passion4posh ; Those FFs were all fully volunteers! They don’t earn a penny . Just do it out of the kindness of there heart
@@OwneyMadden430 Amen to that.
Großartig gefilmt, sehr gute Qualität!
I am so grateful for men like these.
everyone of them a caring gentle hero should be given anything they want forever
great job!!shout out to all paramedics and the rest of your team!!
#medic
Great job guys..very.professional.....the driver is very lucky...awseome guys... Respect..
Outstanding job guys.
Great job firefighters from heaven!💕
Fantastic, clear footage!
Que gran trabajo el de los bomberos y servicio de emergencia.
I hope and pray that this person survived
Nice work on a difficult rescue.
So many people helping, thank god they are their for him
Police, Fire fighters and Para medic Are Our Hero,
Fire fighters and paramedics**, police are in no way hero’s.
@@funny3scene How are they not heroes? Who runs into active shooters?
Lawn Care lol, look at parkland. Apparently not the police.
@@funny3scene Yeah, look at that ONE incident. You incompetent bitch.
@@funny3scene An officer died while running into the Thousand Oaks bar shooting. How was he not a hero?
HURST… SHELBY, NC!!!! Damn proud of the engineering behind it!!!!
Thank you God for this young man's life and l hope he makes a speedy recovery. Now the guy's and girls who do this job are God's Angel's. I was scared for a while has l could see his legs. His head appeared to be covered over. I thought he had gone. Oh l am so relieved. God Bless all involved
🙏💙🙏💜🙏💙🙏💜
Amazing rescue.
Con la vida no sé juega 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I love the little kids watching the firefighters be hero’s! Inspirational for them I hope!!!!!
My name is summer Ann genola and I will be praying for you and I hope that you get better and May God bless this family in Jesus name Aman
those jaws of life are incredible cutting through that ultra high strength steel like it is butter. Folks don't realize how strong these uni-body cars are. The outer painted part of a car is for looks and not that strong but underneath is two, three and sometimes four layers of ultra high strength steel that will dull a drill bit in seconds.
I don't think there was much hss ln that heap, wish he had a Volvo, boron steel in those...
The requirement for a good rating in the pole test was raised substantially in 2012, every vehicle made after 2012 is a thousand times safer in this type of accident, also the small offset test was implemented in 2012 by the IIHS and pretty much every car made after 2015 has aced that test.
@@nickclark6001 I wish he'da been in a car 30 years older, that way we'd be sure he wouldn't kill anyone else driving like a jackass. You don't fuck a car up that badly driving like you should be driving.
The car looked pretty dang strong! Realize this video has been quite a while back, however, I have a ’19 Mustang convertible, have been driving for over 30 years, and drive defensively. Better safetly features on my car, too. I pray this young man made a full recovery quickly.
@@nickclark6001 Had a Volvo when my children were still in school. Safe, but not real fun to drive…sorry.
I have the same car/same color, glad the guy made it 👍
I pray that he recovered 🙏
Difficult rescue done well making decisions on the fly.
They are our hero’s!
MommaFaye 🌺
I'm always amazed by how utility poles and trees make vehicles look like crushed soda cans.
Good video. Prayers for the victim.
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Looks like some good practice..
Do they give these people 'calm me down' meds in these situations? Me, I'd be screaming to high heaven and annoying everyone! First responders are AWESOME. Calm and professional.
Is it me or some those firefighters young kids? Excellent job!
Seeing the fireman holding the driver's hand got to me. I hope the driver was ok.
Car wrapped around a pole. Very difficult extraction. When I was using the Jaws, the cutter was not strong enough to cut the car door hinges.
I wonder how the gentleman is now? Hope he didn't have permanent injuries.
That driver was me, no lasting injuries. Very lucky.
Great 👍🏻 Job 🙏🏻🇺🇸
Fire fighters ROCK!
Just out of curiosity, how would they be able to bust a back window of there is baby in the backseat in a rear face car seat? Is that what those big thick blanket type things are for?
they cover them up just like they did the male in the vid
5:00 Goes from Coupe to Convertible.
They forgot to remove the headlights, engine, transmission, trunk lid, fuel tank, differential, wheels and license plates.. smh
great job in taking her out
Jaw of life are great but they are to slow.
I wish that I had the smarts to invent one faster
There are some rescue tools out there that are a whole lot lighter and faster then Hurst tools are fire department uses TNT easier to work with
They’re slow for a reason!
@@rescue75squad750yeh, i would think any faster would cause something to snap unexpectedly and cause more injury
Realy crisp video 📹 what type of camera? Great kvalety. Sorry fore my englich speling. Love from sweden.
Marie Nihlman Panasonic DVX200
@@newsworking , I felt like I was standing right there! This is the best rescue video that I have seen. How do you get such close access?
Did the tree survive ?
Jeff Ryder Don't think so...
Thanks for all the comments. Only way I (average driver with no experiece) get to learn about your professional jobs is from the UA-cam crash videos. Fun to get opinions from different firemen. Bless all of you for your service and jobs well done.
keep up the good work
Love you fire fighters
With the victim’s legs pinned, they are probably trying to get him out in one piece. That could take time and care. But I don’t see why there was so much time and work on the passenger side.
At 12:15 I noticed that the airbag didn't deploy.
I hope the driver is doing alright.
Only two hours, very quicky!
How did he get the car wrapped around a tree sideways. It looks as if the car was pushed sideways into the tree. I have never seen this kind of T boning by a tree. No wonder it was hard to extricate.
That's what happens at high speed no damages to passenger side.
He was driving like a fuckwit and got what was coming to him. I have no sympathy for the guy because of that. He was going WAY too fast for the conditions.
It's momentum and physics I guess when they hit the telephone pole they almost always wrap around it on the side it does look weird I saw one in per person it is hard to live through those
@@bevcamren1316 This was a ways back, further than my memory lasts. Was the driver alive when they got him out?
car-accidents.com has a lot of pictures and accounts of car accidents. There is one of a S-10 Pickup wrapped around a Telephone Pole with the Drivers Door Touching the Passenger Door. This Mustang Crash is minor compared to a lot of crashes of this type.
These guys do such great work day in and day out. But if I had to point something out it would be two things. First, they spent a lot of time on a door that was about as far from the extraction as they could get. Two, on that door two guy stood there one using a pair of jaws and the other just standing there holding a pair. I hope that me saying that doesn't sound like a criticism but it did bug me a bit.
I believe one pair is cutters and the other is to pry apart.
Geez... I hope everyone is doing well.
what does the passenger door have to do with anything. and you mean it took that long to cut through the door hinges?
to get the guy out theres a tree on the other side
This is a great training video. So many things wrong, a few right. Great video man.👍
Gregg, I completely agree.
id like to hear your critiques! please share brother
I think you can have right and wrong at every scene like this. Been there, done that. No matter how much or how hard you drill, things never go like they do in training.
Yes, I agree too... the pacient was fully concious there was no reason to make the extrication so messy and in disorder, zero glass control, the car was badly stabilized and the hidraulic tools werent used properly if they want them to be operative for a couple of more rescues....
No masks during glass management, responder in the car with no helmet, responders with jackets unfastened, more with no helmet. Tools left everywhere, no tool dump. No one managing hoses. No sharp edge protection. But patient extricated eventually
should cut tree first?
It doesn’t seem like the jaws of life are quick enough. Is it possible to just cut the rear roof supports and then just bend the roof of the car over the hood of the car? When time is critical, just seems like the equipment should be able to cut a little faster.
Alen...im sure these professionals don't need someone 2 suggest how 2 do the job that they have been specifically trained I'm!
Why would you not pull the car away from the pole . then begin the extrication? What is the downside , other than time !
Wow,driver airbag never came out, or that's what I think by the look of the steering wheel. Prayers for everyone and there families,even the firefighters because they are the heroes on earth besides God of course.
все отлично сделано ! но почему клему то сразу с батареи несняли вот это минус ...
Я так и не понял,нахрена они правое крыло отобрали и дверь?Они всю жизнь мечтали чужой мустанг разобрать на запчасти?
спасать они уже умеют теперь учатся разбирать )
Accidents like these involving trees make me want to create a vehicle with tree trucks for the frame and armoured vehicle steel for the body
Ford... wrapped around a tree. Airbag intact.. nice job on getting that dude out fellas
Really dumb question. When I was learning to drive I wanted to have the original mini as we sometimes had my great aunts to drive. My dad said absolutely not as that was the only car that did not have a barrier in the car so that if you had a head only your legs would be completely unprotected. With this car his feet were pinned under the dashboard is there a barrier preventing the persons legs to get more damaged? Thank you very much.
lesley smith i don’t know of any vehicle that has that. Most only have the fire wall
Back in the day we had mostly hand tools and not much power stuff. Chains, blocks and come-alongs. These 15-30 minute extractions in newer cars with no full frame, I do not understand, but I don't have modern training. Everything seem s to take longer - to get a hose charged, to get geared up, to extricate, everything. Back in the day, someone would be on fire standby with a charged line, no matter how things looked. Again, I'm from the way back, probably ignorant of todays methods.
Howard3S
I was named after the Captain that did mouth to mouth on dad after he was overcome using canister air filter... I am now 60 .
they just want to cut things alot of these FF are stupid, there was no point of opening the door, there was no point of trying to rip off the passnger door they could have just had 3 guys push on it and it would have folded. Only thing they had to do was take the roof off with the tools.....
Wow!! Hope if I get in an accident that those guys are around.
I dont.
All heros.
My wife and I was involve in a serious accident and the fire brigade had to cut her out of the car as we got T-boned on her side. Don't you just love the crowd of people standing around gawping. At the accident we had, one moron came up to the car and started taking pictures with his mobile. I got hold of him and nearly shoved his phone where the sun don't shine. If you can't help, show the poor victims a bit of decency and feck off.
This extraction took far too long and there were far too many guys hanging around without a designated task. No one appeared to be in command! This is a weekly occurrence for brigades where I live. 1. Off with the roof (get yourselves a set of faster hydraulics guys: should take a minute tops). 2. Door off (1 minute tops). 3. Now you're in with a clear working area and can start pushing firewalls back off legs and cutting through steering columns. 4. Why did the 2 guys mess about trying to open the bonnet? (cut off battery power so no chance of an electrical short??) They stuffed around for a long time then walked away from the task without completing it. (??) A few things to work on your training days guys! Teamwork! Faster hydraulics!!
Yes it could have been quicker but the car was jammed pretty good and stuck on a tree.
For our department at least, cutting power is a must.
Edit: I'd imagine if it's a rule for ours something has gone wrong. If the car catches fire we do rapid extrication, but then the patient is at risk for long term deficits.
Yeah, you are right a lot of wasted steps and time. Why was the door the last thing they took off? Why couldn’t they get the hood off? It is only held in place at three places. It is not that hard to remove.
I'm sure there certain steps & procedures which I'm sure these firefighters were following so, unless you yourself ARE a firefighter, don't sit there & be an armchair quarterback!!!
@@cathywhite9415 Not a firefighter but a (now retired) highway patrol police Constable covering a vast rural area that included several major highways with plenty of experience (36 years) attending crashes. So, plenty of experience working with fire brigades extracting victims of road crashes from mangled vehicles.
I have shown several brigades this clip. Comments / feedback were all similar.
1. Lack of effective leadership / direction.
2. Hydraulic cutter too slow; roof and door should have been off quicker
3. Why did up to 3 firefighters spend so much time attempting to take off the bonnet (most likely in an attempt to disconnect the battery) then abandon the task and proceed to just stand about observing the proceedings?
The many fire brigades that I dealt with at crash scenes were all well trained and well versed in cutting apart motor vehicles at crash scenes. Always done rapidly, very rapidly, ....... a lot quicker than this clip showed.
Can the 'Jaws of Life" type of equipment be purchased for personal use? Like for demolition etc.
1ls376 yes,if you’ve got the cash anything can be had
Hurst Jaws of Life ...a virtual tool box of extrication goodies !
What do the different color helmets mean
Rank captain chief etc
I had a mustang just like this one the back end would love to break loose on damp roads. I got rid of it.. When I saw this I was not surprised at all.. When it happened to me I was on an off ramp getting off the freeway and the back end just lost it and I spun onto the grass glad there was no tree there or this would of been me..
Maybe it is because you suck at driving.
These Guys should have their own Tuning Shop.....i already know the Slogan: "Get your own Convertible in less that 15 Minutes!"
Thad firefighter holding his hand, made me 😢
oh well.....so much for the '' golden hour''
Doug U jerkoff that was much less than an hour & that patient was not seriously injured anyway . Don’t go threw your whole life being a negative A**Hole
@@OwneyMadden430 If he wasn't seriously injured he woulda been able to pull himself out of that car. Dude was so fucked up they thought he was DOA at first, and when they did get him out the only sign of life left in him was the color of his skin.
That'll buff right out...
Hopefully the driver is well enough to laugh at this. I hope so.
That mustangs crowd controlling days are over :(
God bless
why are they trying to pop the hood?
Why were they trying to open the hood?Were they going to try to pull the driver thru the engine?