**GRAPHIC**DIAMOND BAR FATAL ROLLOVER

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Authorities responded to reports of a four vehicle traffic collision on the 60 westbound at diamond bar offramp
When LA County fire arrived on scene they discovered four vehicles with major damage, including a roll over with one person trapped
fire department worked hard to extricate the body from the vehicle.
Driver of the rollover vehicle was pronounced deceased on scene
CHP(Baldwin park) is investigating the collision.

[@geedubb2005]

As a former law enforcement officer, I could actually smell death when I arrived at fatal situations. Those memories never go away. God Bless all first responders.

[@deborahwright3271]

Wow I bet that was on a daily basis. Awful to deal with.

[@geedubb2005]

@@deborahwright3271 thank God it wasn’t daily, but it was too often.

[@raymonddelisle6601]

That sucks 😕

[@jennbaptista5872]

@@geedubb2005 thank you for your service

[@geedubb2005]

@@jennbaptista5872 it was my honor

[@Sorchia56]

I heard over my radio while driving that a suicide, male was reported at my brother’s work place. I flew to it. I stood back in disbelief looking at my brother. Only a few of the troopers there knew who I was and put it together pretty fast. Everything the other troopers and fire dept did was SOP but they treated my brother’s body with nothing but respect and dignity. They had his wallet but I heard someone say we need a positive I.D. That’s when I let it known why I was there and identified him. They gave me space while I sobbed and held his hand. I was led away by someone and taken home. I will never forget the compassion shown for my brother’s body. Ever.

[@martymaloney1032]

Hugs I’m sorry for your loss.

[@Sorchia56]

@@martymaloney1032 Thank you for being so kind and compassionate. You are a beautiful soul. I’m just forever grateful for the respect shown to my brother and that I was there. Otherwise, my nieces would have been contacted to identify their father. I can’t imagine the damage that would have done to them.

[@jiovanna4136]

Oh sweetheart I'm so sorry you had to endure that...sending all my heartfelt condolences to you and the family. This really hurt me😢💔 The trauma and pain must've been nothing a human mind can comprehend. Just know your brother will never ever leave you, he is still with you and pain free with family in the afterlife. He is watching over you now and when you think about him or mention him...he is right there with you at that moment. I'm so very sorry for your loss. God bless you❤💔

[@Sorchia56]

@@jiovanna4136 Your words touched my soul. Thank you for such a beautiful message. God has blessed me with an amazing husband, children, Da and friends. Therapy helps too!! I still keep in touch with those firefighters and the morgue. Thank you again so very much. Blessings to you 🙏❤️

[@bigbiff38]

I'm sorry for your loss, Sorchia. The pain he was suffering is over. I'm sorry he suffered so much; I have been there, too. He's at peace, now. As you've said, you have a good support "system" -- family and friends to help you, and I hope you can celebrate his life, with happiness. :)

[@earnharvick]

Now I have no clue how this accident happened, but I want to first express my deepest sympathy to the family and friends of this person. Videos like this can do more for highway safety than all the classroom driving classes can do. My nephew recently got his license and he told me they never showed the graphic films that I had told him about that they used to show student drivers. I think that is a huge mistake.

[@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46]

Thank you, this was my son. He was going to work controller at age 34, it was his time to go. He never sped ... it was difficult to watch... but I needed to know... how... where.... RIP Jad you will forever be with me.

[@kathyfisher155]

@@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46 I am so very sorry for your loss, especially under such tragic circumstances. So heartbreaking. Praying for you & your son ❤️🙏🏼

[@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46]

@@kathyfisher155 Thank you... his loss is unfathomable.... he was an amazing son...

[@kathyfisher155]

@@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46 from one mother to another, my heart is shattered for you!! So devastating... I’m sorry you didn’t have him for a lifetime 💔💔💔

[@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46]

@@kathyfisher155 I made him this video.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKGYm6espM2UhdE

[@furlvr1961]

As a Registered Nurse who worked for nearly two decades in the emergency room along side of paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, multiple law enforcement agencies and other first responders, I can attest to the bravery, courage and honor that these heroic men and women do in their jobs every single day! God bless each and everyone of you!

[@toddinthemiddle]

god is in my bunghole

[@Mountainman524]

Whatever….my brother is a fireman and most do it for the money and crazy pension. He gets a full pension of his average last 3 years of work for life as t the young age of 50. He’ll be getting about $12k per month for life…..insane

[@furlvr1961]

@@Mountainman524 I know some firemen, and a lot of them are volunteers! A great many across the country are also volunteers. Regardless, I'd have to see a pension slip showing $12,000 a month to believe that. Highly doubtful.

[@marisaabsi]

⁠@@Mountainman524and your point? They didn’t say anything about pay. They’re stating that they are brave and courageous. To have to see traumas and devastating deaths (especially babies) like this on a daily basis takes a toll on your mental health. You sound like a bitter sister rather than supportive of your firefighter brother. Sad…

[@darrinhaskell6068]

​@@Mountainman524 this is thr most assinine statement i have ever read! 2/3s of all firefighters in the US are volunteer! They sure as hell are not doing it for the money or the pension! 12k a month pension is complete bullshit as well!

[@TheJmich2001]

This should be shown to every new driver. Thank you for doing this respectfully.

[@WhiskeyCowboy22]

I'm looking into becoming a firefighter. These videos are really a eye opener. I've seen first hand a women hit on the side of a country road in Florida and a 17 year old kid take his last breaths as he smacked head on a metal telephone pole. It really does take a certain person to be first responders. I respect all men and women that go out away from family and risk it all to save or recover a loved ones body. You only have one life, live it to the fullest and always remember life is precious.

[@Accepts1]

Just joined fire department. U see a lot of messed up stuff bro, but u just gotta make sure ur cut out for it. At the end of the day it's a job we just gotta get done. Very sad for victims always is.

[@allyhuf6303]

i just recently joined the fire department as well...its not easy but you have to remember you cant save them all. its so hard but you do everything you can and sometimes its not enough. but youll be helping thousands of others it really is a rewarding job i say you go for it

[@Blox117]

could be worse, ive seen videos of people getting their limbs and head sawn off slowly

[@juliogonzo2718]

Yup I too have watched a person take their last breaths among lots of other messed up stuff. I am just a tow truck driver. I have only had one call that bothered me, someone ran over someone and dragged them many miles all through the small town I live in. The actual call didn't bother me, the trail left on the road did. They tried to clean it up with a street sweeper but it was there till it rained two weeks later. Occurred to me that could happen to me working on the side of the road. Took me a few days till some random drunk guy doing a robot walk in front of me at a stop sign made me laugh and I was good after that. Prior to that I was kind of obsessed by the whole thing. Humor is the best way to deal with bad stuff. That and talking it out with someone.

[@TheMilsapFanBlog]

My late brother worked as a mechanic at a NAPA store in Oklahoma and his boss was the fire chief. So he got interested in becoming a volunteer fireman and so his boss told him, "OK come with me next time we get a call if we're at work and you can stand and watch and determine if you want to do it or not." He told him if he wanted to do it he would make sure he had some training. Well a few days later they got a call about an accident so he rode along with his boss to the scene. It happened to be a minivan full of kids that had been t-boned by a truck where the driver had fallen asleep at the wheel and hit the van. Everyone in the van and the truck driver died (two adults and five kids in the van and one single driver of the truck) many of which had been ejected. (Nobody was strapped in a car seat or seat belt.) Now my brother and I used to look at the Rotten website to look at real life gore but when you are watching your boss picking up deceased children to be hauled away by the coroner, it hits different and he decided that being a volunteer fireman wasn't for him after all. He commended his boss for being able to work accidents like this. He told him "I don't know how you do it." It was a massive mess that took several hours to clean up. His boss told him "I can't and I have nightmares from this but somebody has to do this." I don't think my brother really recovered from that one time because for years he could not pass that spot without crying a little.

[@candilease938]

Oh. No. Seeing his arm hanging out when they were pulling the car back over made me heart sink into my stomach! God love him and his family..and everyone involved in this accident and every accident

[@adamdevlin2778]

Same. We see blood and gore everywhere not but little things like that truly send chills through me and remind me that they had a life and people who loved them

[@petermattison]

thats what happens when u play fucking games!

[@mydyisgod]

I think earlier on opposite side of the car, there was someone’s face in the window, so horribly sad.

[@kaciesullens1332]

@@adamdevlin2778 Alive?

[@athenathegreatandpowerful6365]

​@@kaciesullens1332no.

[@Annie497-f5x]

I recall passing an accident, and seeing the white tarp covering the windows of the vehicle, which had happened only a short time prior. It's a sickening feeling, knowing there were fatalities and they were still inside the vehicle. My daughter was with me, and we both said a prayer for the victims and their families, and asked God to help us arrive home, safely. You never forget those sorrowful moments in life.

[@carmenmlopez2276]

As a law enforcement officer, it is never easier to see these fatalities that arises from car accidents. However, one of the most difficult part is to tell the families that their love ones are deceased. May blessings go to the family of this person who lost his/her life in this horrible crash. May God continue to bless first responders because we are the ones always at these horrific scenes.

[@sandib4234]

..🙏🙏

[@carmenmlopez2276]

@@sandib4234 A million thanks for your blessings! Those are needed 24/7 in this type of career.

[@albertobanegas7501]

I've always asked myself: how do you first responders keep up with the grueling task of recovering these bodies, man I cannot even imagine. My respects for you all, God bless you all.

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

@Carmen Thank you for your dedication to protect and serve! 💙 🇺🇸

[@carmenmlopez2276]

@@Just_Smile-n2w I can humbly say that it is an honor to be part of CPD and to protect and serve the citizens of Chicago...this is what keeps me going until I retire!

[@Miami543210]

MY GOD…. The things you firefighters see . How do you sleep at night? How do theses scenes not haunt you ? How do. you not rush home and hold your wife and children and just cry cry cry? I have INCREDIBLE respect for Police, firefighter/rescue personnel! After watching so many of these videos… it’s no wonder cops love to hand out tickets. They must be so sick and tired of seeing shit like this. Yes Officer…. I get it. I know why you are so strict with speeders. More power to you.

[@DavidJohnson-hg1mz]

The first time you see it definitely messes with you. After a while you just kinda numb yourself to it. You have a job that’s gotta get done.

[@elvisfangirl9093]

@@DavidJohnson-hg1mz you must develop immunity. So sad though

[@deko2485]

Who says those First Responders don't rush home and do what you said? My hubby used to. Not often, but he did. And yes, he was so tired of drunks and stupid people. He especially had a hard time after his brother was killed by a hit and run in Denver in 1987 or 1988 on So Santa Fe Drive. Really messed him up.

[@lelandlee5008]

THAT'S WHY THEY HAVE THE MOST SUICIDE'S I'AM A RETIRED NORTHERN CALIFORNIA COUNTY CORONER AND TRUST ME FIREMEN ARE ROCK STARS I TOO HAVE SEEN PRETTY GRUSOME THINGS

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

I don’t look at their faces. I try and teach new hires not to look at their faces.

[@wesleyjones1169]

This is haunting. Seeing the hand lifeless like that really did it for me and I have a VW myself. My condolences goes out to the driver and his family R.I.P .

[@DanielBrownOre]

Yeah, and Golf's/GTI's are actually very highly crash rated, someone else's horribly excessive speeding had to be involved to cause it to be damaged this badly.

[@wesleyjones1169]

@@DanielBrownOre That's what I thought too. I was in a hit and run in little Mitsubishi Mirage and the car was totaled luckily I had no injuries but I decided I needed a much safer car and that's when I start looking at Volkswagen. Majority of thier cars had high crash ratings and the built in steel cage really made the decision easy for me. Seeing car like that they're must been speed involved. Still sad and unfortunate noneoftheless.

[@DanielBrownOre]

@@wesleyjones1169 so the guys mom replied here too, he was side swiped that caused him to be rolled over on his side then while almost stopped was creamed by another car killing him instantly. Would have happened with almost any car other than a giant SUV.

[@beautifultragedy3633]

@@DanielBrownOre Must be very hard for a mother to see this.

[@jposkitt]

I cried. Horrific. Heartbreaking.

[@roandliz]

These are the kinds of videos our young should be shown as they go through drivers ed. Operating a motor vehicle is not a game. We could all use a reminder from time to time.

[@jennagutknecht4368]

Yeah, make them scared of the roads, that sounds like a good idea

[@milesclaussen3689]

@@jennagutknecht4368 not at all what its meant to do, Im 20 and remember being shown something called red asphalt in Drivers ed, compilation of vids just like this sometimes way more graphic but showing the effects of driving under the influence and not paying attention while driving. I can say one thing very confidently, those videos made me not scared of the roads but more aware of the drivers around me. Its used because it works, kids are susceptible to most things they see and if you show them a couple dead bodies and explain that its what happens when you drink and drive or dont pay attention then they wont ever think about doing those things. this is just my personal experience though cant say it 100% works for everyone

[@Freeazabird]

And old ppl 😒😒

[@matthewjacobs6709]

@@jennagutknecht4368 Ya lets not show kids what happens when their not careful instead TELL em because that has about a ZERO percent chance of working in a class of 30 self entitled little shits

[@PhoenixRisen63]

@@jennagutknecht4368 They showed us this this kind of stuff in school when I was a freshman. We weren't permanently scarred by it. Yeah, some people got sick and had to leave. It left an impression on us, though.

[@sweetestsweet7451]

One thing that really gets to me is when you see firefighters, cops, ems, not moving extremely fast and you can see them looking at each other, because it is clear to them that nobody in that car is alive. The ladies and gentlemen that do this for a living are true heroes. I can't imagine having the years and years of images of what they see, just building up in my head.

[@diegoflores9237]

They only move extremely fast in movies. Real life is different

[@mikekreen9336]

It's the children that get to you the most.

[@sweetestsweet7451]

@@mikekreen9336 Definitely!

[@gmmza03]

Rip. Sad to see somebody lose his life. I want to thank you for showing us real footage and no censoring. Subscribed!

[@caeligood6607]

lose

[@mt_gox]

@@caeligood6607 who's the kid in your profile pic?

[@couchwarrior2449]

Censor WHAT??? They don't show anything. What a letdown.

[@skzfeels1849]

@@couchwarrior2449 the limp arm with blood and squished legs wasn’t enough for you sicko? that’s someone’s family member and a human being so have at least some respect.

[@douglasstanley7317]

@@couchwarrior2449 there is a shot of his crushed & deformed head & torso while the car is still on its roof, from the passenger side. Horrific. These firefighters have a difficult job.

[@garrythompson4132]

That arm hanging down is haunting...

[@PhoenixRisen63]

I agree....the knowledge that that person was alive and well not long before, and had no clue what was coming.

[@MrDaveyboy125]

Imagine how haunting his head would be

[@nicholasmadden8945]

Could be fake news

[@bonniesmith9996]

The rivulets of blood coming from the vehicle on the opposite side, that got me

[@douglasstanley7317]

You can actually see his crushed & deformed head in a shot from the passenger side while still on its roof. Horrific.

[@calartian85]

God Bless first responders. You can’t unsee things like this.

[@amydavis4945]

Luckily they don't "see" things the way most people do. They have learned how to somewhat dissociate from what their eyes are seeing. They are just out there, doing their job. If they are smart, they will find time later to decompress and unpack it a little bit at a time. It's the only way they can keep doing what they do. And yes, God bless them all.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

@@amydavis4945 Exactly,They are used to this or worse and they are numb,Either your built like this mentally and are made for rescue or you have seen so many things that you just want to help the best you can..

[@buddyrebel_Garcia]

God? Psh more like life has given the responders protons and atoms to do what they do

[@mt_gox]

@@amydavis4945 they're all drunks

[@mt_gox]

@@Jza-GZa40k a lot of em r sik fuks & get off on this shit

[@Natasha831_1]

The university I graduated from made it a point to bring a car involved in a crash to show what actually happens. The last time they brought one, there was blood all over the interior of the car, the driver seat was bent in an unimaginable way. We didn’t get the real story of what happened to the car and it’s occupants but they did put scenarios that describe what could have happened. I think it send a powerful message. We are not invincible. Condolences to the family of the passed.

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

@Jim Lahey stop.

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

@Jim Lahey says the bitter person who enjoys pointing out flaws in other people. 😆😉

[@simplementepatty7601]

@Jim Lahey free a

[@JmF250]

@Jim Lahey Congrats Jim, you've won the "Biggest Tool on the Internet" award...

[@mlg_swifter2348]

😥😢😭

[@serverelfrogue9597]

Ty for not blurring anything we are soft and squishy and this keeps you humble it’s also educational

[@whippetz000]

That was someones son, brother , father maybe and friend...condolences to his loved ones....so sad

[@morganjanelle4282]

whippetz000 The mother of the man who died in this accident, is actually here in the comment section. (I just saw a couple of comments of hers). Her profile name on here is "2nd Language Group celebrate". 🕊️

[@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46]

He was my son.... Thank you

[@stinkstank5177]

@@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46 I’m so sorry, just know that a lot of people care and are sad for your loss.

[@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46]

Thank you Melinda

[@ShalomShalom-d5c]

Same here. Ive lost several family members at this point but losing a son would be hard. My condolences to all his family. RIP.

[@sergiop8529]

His name was Jad... He was in VW .. some car side swiped him and he lost control. The Chevy hit Jad while the car was upside down. He died on impact.

[@Philc231]

Respect to the wrecker driver seen praying for the victim.

[@dalhousieDream]

Too late for that.

[@dragonight57]

@@dalhousieDream It's never too late.....as long as you have breath, pray!

[@desireenorfolk3135]

July 24 ,1986 - April 20, 2021 Jad: Age 35 Mother: Nayla Nsouli Father : Oussama Sidani Brother: Marwan Sidani Son: Ezra Sidani, Mother: Marissa Navarro Jad passed away the result of an unfortunate car accident on the morning of Tuesday April 20, 2021. He graduated from University of California Santa Barbara School of Business, then he pursued a CPA certification and acquired it.

[@syrianakahli314]

Shout out to all first responders. We appreciate your hard work and compassion.

[@tf4010]

How sad…it’s not even a rescue, it’s a recovery mission now. RIP to the driver and condolences to the family

[@crimsonpearl4686]

He died??

[@candycanemissy4416]

@@crimsonpearl4686 if the person is still alive,they won't pull the vehicle back...

[@CodenameSpecter]

The tow truck driver didn't look like he was feeling too well at the end and I totally understand him!

[@wendeebrasier4156]

My husband did these for 5 years.he became a different person mentally. Unfortunately there usually face to face with the deceased. So glad when they didn't renew there contract with the city.

[@hamajangz9586]

He was praying for the victim.

[@mt_gox]

@@hamajangz9586 nah, he was trying to decide between mcdonalds or arbys

[@sookiegirl8707]

As a believer, I think he was praying for that poor mans soul.

[@ProofBeyond]

I start studying to become an EMT next year. I’ve seen a lot of horrific things in my life, and up until now I’ve felt confident that I’ll be able to do my job without becoming too impacted mentally (utilising the services offered by the company I’m employed by, my own support system and outside resources). Having read the numerous comments from first responders here I’m second guessing myself a little. It’s given me food for thought, and a jolt into reality however. Going into a job like this being overly confident would be a huge mistake. First responders aren’t given enough respect and appreciation as they deserve. Thank you to all of the awesome women and men that are there for us when we’re at our most vulnerable. My sincerest condolences to this gentleman’s family and friends. This accident happened a few years ago now, but I’m certain the victims loved ones live with their grief and pain to this day ❤️

[@amylapratt8964]

Fire fighters are heroes. This is not easy on them. We usually don't think of them as dealing with carnage so much but they truly see and handle some bad things. Fire, cops, and EMTs are great people.

[@Jezzzzz818]

Do not put cops in the same categories as the REAL heroes,,,and I’m a coroner

[@Jezzzzz818]

Cops don’t do shit except stand there and watch or get scared and plug they’re noses I work with them so I know

[@mt_gox]

@@Jezzzzz818 yep and cops are all domestic terrorists

[@woodandwheels]

😂😂cops are great people😵‍💫🤦‍♂️🤮

[@StockTurboN20]

@@Jezzzzz818you’re a fool

[@carolinabelle8477]

Thank you for actually showing your full video of this accident!! If every driver could watch these videos, I would hope people would slow down and quit driving like idiots! Because, if not, innocent people die and leave their families to deal with a sudden loss!

[@meghanm5000]

Ohhh man..watching this one was haunting, my heart hurts so bad for his friends and family. He was my age. I know it's said all the time, but I truly have so much respect for everyone involved in seeing the aftermath of these wrecks. They change inside every time they witness something like this. 💔

[@mchapman1928]

I got a call my eldest daughter was in a bad accident up the road. I raced there. Fire trucks, police cars, ambulances, several crashed cars and her Ford Explorer was crashed in a vacant lot into a billboard support. The drivers compartment was covered with a tarp…..I knew she was dead. I freaked out, she was 21. They were using jaws of life to get her out. I was so so hysterical they put me in an ambulance. I demanded to get out and get to her, finally they let me out. My son-in-law was there and calmed me down saying she was still alive and they were getting her out. She was T-boned, drivers side, by a stolen Cadillac, speeding, ran a red light, driven by an illegal and he was drunk! No licence either. Four cars were involved with multiple injuries. She recovered with back and neck injuries. The local judge gave him a low bond, he bonded out, fled and was never seen again. That was 29 years ago….she still suffers terribly from the injuries.

[@mchapman1928]

@@rsmith8434 - Thank you for your kind words and I am truly sorry you went through that too. People who hate the USA are running the country now. We are in more trouble than most people realize.

[@g.b.818]

​@rsmith8434 Generalizing does nothing, white people commits mass murders, u should complain about that too.

[@zombiemom6701]

I need my teen to watch this. He’s about to start driving. I hope it scares him enough he remembers the sight of that flopping hand every time he gets behind the wheel. . Cars are amazing but never forget they can also be deadly. Put your seat belt on, slow down and drive as if everyone else around you is a complete moron because they usually are.

[@67VWForever]

He or she needs to be aggressive and not be so scared this will save the life being smart and not play with phones or get distracted is the worst part. My daughter is going to be 22 and has been in 3 accidents all ready 1 was 40% her fault other 2 was her fault 100% good luck..

[@zombiemom6701]

@@67VWForever oh I agree! Defensive driving is key. Situational awareness. You’ve got the assholes causing accidents but then you have the timid drivers afraid to merge, driving too slow etc...just as bad.

[@-gomez1723]

@@67VWForever maybe your daughter shouldn't be behind the wheel...

[@diachilders3271]

If you really want to hammer the point home, look up the old videos that they showed teens around the 50s-70s. This video and most like it are nowhere near as graphic. I’m a whole ass grown woman, and they definitely burned an impression into my retinas.

[@SPORTSTOTHEWIRE]

have your so watch on youtube , THE DRIVING PROFESSOR .

[@lilt2134]

Respect to first responders for having to see and deal with these situations. God bless you men and women.

[@krispykr33m2]

People believe themselves to be driving in tanks or something, when in actuality it’s a tissue box.

[@egregiousqueef7781]

Ah, I see you have never driven in LA. It's like a free for all racetrack. Everyone speeds, including cops; in fact, the cops can get irritated with if you are NOT going 90 like the rest of traffic Lane splitting with motorcycles is also _legal_ and encouraged here

[@StockTurboN20]

@@egregiousqueef7781speed isn’t the killer I’m sorry but it isn’t Americans have no lane etiquette and most of them don’t know how to handle their car or drive defensively if it calls for it and things like this happen American highways are deadly

[@Miami543210]

The Chevy truck hit the VW after it rolled over. The truck impact killed the driver.

[@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46]

That's my son Jad... He was in VW .. some car side swiped him and he lost control. The Chevy hit my son when the car was upside down. He died 😭 on impact.

[@colby9743]

@@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46 My deepest condolences sir. I hope that your family has received Justice.

[@Leipuanani]

​@2ndlanguagegroupcelebrate46 My sincere condolences to you. So heartbreaking. Very sorry for your loss.

[@scottbradley1835]

Must be a roller coaster emotionally doing that job, Saving a kid one day, mopping up somebody the next. I couldn't do it and i'm very thankful of first responders that allow me not to think about it. May your rewards be plentiful as you serve us all when you go about your job and i always see the sombre mood you have heads down, no doubt thinking of your own loved ones. Shows a lot of humanity and respect.

[@billdavis1353]

I saw a guy with his head smashed after his car rolled over on it because he was racing I never raced again

[@lonelypigeon7562]

not to disrespect Paul W, but I often wonder if after the fiery crash that claimed him and his friend, do young adults and older adults LEARN from that????

[@NickyD]

@@lonelypigeon7562 no chance 4 people were just killed in CA by street racing

[@mahendrasmith7589]

Lol. I would have laughed my ass off if I saw that.

[@mt_gox]

@@lonelypigeon7562 fast & furious & dead lol he was an idiot

[@radiocontrolled9181]

Well, at least one got what he deserved.

[@Lilbrownbunny13]

My deepest condolences to the families affected by this fatality. 😔🙏🏽

[@PyroShenanigans]

I give all firefighters much respect for the difficult job they have to do every single day.

[@ArchTeryx00]

From what I've heard from actual firefighters, the calls they dread the most are the fatal auto accidents. Friend of mine's brother called it a GG call - "Gore and grief." Fatal crashes seriously, seriously suck for the firefighters and are absolutely tragedies for all involved. It tells you something that they'd rather go charging into a burning building than respond to a car wreck like this one.

[@46fd04]

As a first responder, I'd rather be dealing with a dead person than someone screaming in agony for an hour...

[@ArchTeryx00]

@@46fd04 Good point there. Quite possible THAT is what they meant when it came to responding to fatal car wrecks.

[@trailcamgeorgia]

As a former EMT, I DO NOT miss seeing accidents like this.

[@jocooper1785]

God speed to the person who passed. My sincerest condolences to his family and friends.

[@walkerb1734]

WOW! Seeing that lifeless arm at 2:55. So sad! But the silver lining is that I will drive much more carefully today and from now on!

[@TheRebeLLynn]

Condolences to the friends and family of this person. God bless the first responders and all who have to witness this.

[@spamwagon]

3:46 This moment just struck me - after seeing the lifeless person's hand flopping about, how the grizzled fireman threw down (from the debris) a floor mat, then a jacket, to cover-up the spilled blood. Not the first time he has done that. And I realized, after a deadly accident like this, we are reduced to being merely part of the debris to be cleaned-up, so the world (and traffic) can carry on. Very sad for this person's life. I hope their immediate family does not come across this posted video.

[@samuelstoner5651]

Wow, that was more graphic than I expected.

[@Backnine907]

I was a volunteer fireman on Long Island for about 10 years and I hated going to car accidents. It was the worst. Sometimes it would take 30-45 minutes to extract a body(s) or have someone pass right there when you are trying to extract them.

[@patkelly6349]

Yeh why did you do it then should say home watching Netflix

[@matthewgreaux91352]

@@patkelly6349what an asinine comment.

[@wxmyjnsn]

Not gonna lie that was pretty graphic. RIP

[@rosemarydudley9954]

wxmyjnsn .... We only saw an arm...don't call that graphic......

[@paulineb66]

@@rosemarydudley9954 Agree. We didn’t see the whole body, and I actually respect that they didn’t show that out of courtesy for the victim’s family and friends.

[@melted_cheetah]

For YT, sure.

[@cereal4u]

You can see his arm was snapped in half when they were tilting the car over .. brutal.

[@KayInMaine]

I don't think it was. Looks like it's attached still because you can see his navy blue short sleeved shirt above what we can see of his arm. Either way, it's a horrific way to die.

[@cereal4u]

@@KayInMaine His skin was still attached but his forearm was clearly snapped .. take another look

[@KayInMaine]

@@cereal4u yes I definitely see that the forearm was broken. 😪

[@phillipalbert8918]

So sad for the victim and their family. Recently I was following my wife home and a vehicle passed me on the highway at over a hundred and then passed my wife’s car, I immediately became infuriated realizing the harm that idiot could cause.

[@MrJest2]

We recently went across the country, mostly on highway 40. In most places the speed limit was 70 - 75, and we saw several cars just blow by us doing at least 30MPH faster. It was insane... and I'm from Arizona, where 150 mile drives are routine to get anywhere and the limit is 75.

[@mt_gox]

@@MrJest2 you americans are like children ... you have heard of the autobahn, no?

[@RSGCProductions]

@@mt_gox Ever hear of death no? He might visit you if you wish to drive faster than you can handle. Be safe.

[@krashd]

@@mt_gox Testing is far more strict in Europe and licenses are revoked much more easily so drivers tend to follow the rules better. Even if you are used to 90mph on the autobahn you would never dare go above 50 in the US because other drivers tend to be erratic in their behaviour and will cross into your lane at half your speed expecting you to compensate for it. Never have I seen a country where tailgating and brake checking are so prevalent, a lot of drivers in the US think part of being a driver is to see everyone else on the road as a competitor to be challenged.

[@10Briguy]

It should be mandatory that every high school must watch videos like this!

[@MrJest2]

Used to be so, when I was in high school. Of course, that was 40+ years ago now...

[@kurtkensson2059]

@@MrJest2 "Red Asphalt."

[@carhoarder602]

Or when taking driving test

[@petercola1]

It was touching to see the tow truck driver saying a prayer.

[@jamescrosby100]

I live her in Los Angeles, and spend about an hour commuting each way everyday. In the last 5 years I have seen around 6 serious accidents happen right in front me. Unfortunately they are usually the result of one of a few things A) An aggressive driver. I.e. going faster than every one else, frequent lane changes, trying to cross a lane at the last second, trying to prevent someone from crossing into your lane, etc. etc. B) distracted driving. Not paying attention, on cell phone, fidgeting with radio, not properly checking while changing lanes Very rarely does an accident happen from non-preventable situations. Stay alert, be aware, drive with the flow of traffic, only change lanes when you have to, and most of all be courteous to your other commuters B)

[@user-th3ky5zw9b]

Its amazing that we get into these huge metal containers every day and the thought that it could literally kill us if it ever flipped or got crushed is terrifying

[@Broken-Flesh]

We forget we're driving a 4500 pound bullet.

[@DrTWG]

People see things like this on YT & are shocked . it 'put's things in perspective' , 'life is fragile' , 'I must drive more safely' - but very soon afterwards , it's business as usual . Me included.

[@mr.mikemike49ers4life4]

R.I.P and prayers for the family and friends

[@stepheniepaulson8791]

May this person RIP and my deepest sympathy and condolences to their loved ones 😔

[@BootsEditor11]

I drive UT-CA on the 15 often. Always some jack hole racers who think they are hot schitt who put others in danger. I can only hope he was one of those and not innocent.

[@Him.Me.Q.and.P]

He was innocent, his mum is in the comment section... Somebody sideswiped him, he lost control, flipped and git hit by the chevvy which crushed the car and killed this poor man instantly...

[@savetheearth2421]

strong images but on the freeways there are people who always drive like crazy that is bad for those of us who try to drive to the limit GOD CARE FOR THEM AND ALWAYS BLESS

[@f0rumrr]

No joke more people should see what happens when you act a fool on the interstate.

[@Patrick-jx1yo]

All it takes is a split second. Think of all the split seconds that pass as you drive every day. Any one of them could be your last. Please, drive defensively and keep your eyes on the road. 🙏🏼💔

[@aliciaroseredleaf946]

This is so sad !! I think these videos like these are very useful to educate people especially our children these days .

[@vahvahdisco]

My dad was a policeman who had worked his way up the ranks to Detective Chief Inspector in the CID (U.K.) in his 31 years in the force from 1951 to 1982 He told me some of the incidents he’d gone to : One was where a female passenger’s right eye had popped out and rolled on to her left cheek, when she was thrown forward in a car crash, which sounded pretty gruesome until he mentioned that he once had to find and pick up all the fingers that had been severed off some teenager’s hands - they had been hanging their hands and arms out of the windows when the car they were in lost control at a roundabout and overturned.

[@pennwoman]

Oh my God.

[@warmbeergamingdude]

So much dignity and respect exhibited by those guys. No laughing and carrying on like my local police department did around my fathers scene of death.

[@AnnchristinaAlmazan]

So sorry you lost your Dad AND had to endure that. Big hugs from PA❤

[@killerkino12021]

Not condoning the officers carrying on but I know as a firefighter, we've had to try to smile through some horrific stuff or it will get to you. It doesn't make you care for that person any less but for your own sanity, you have to crack a joke when in those dark times. NEVER would we do it at a sensitive time like in front of family. It was an out of body experience when I heard my Assistant Chief laugh while telling a story of a woman thrown from her car. It was one of those laughs but that is on the verge of breaking down. It's difficult to explain or truly understand.

[@butskiiueepp1625]

@@killerkino12021does it ever really get better? Seeing horrific accidents, etc. I imagine you get de-sensitized fairly quickly if these occurrences are common!

[@pachuco1815]

death appointments will all be kept and nobody will ever be late

[@golfandhike5598]

But you can delay the appt by not being reckless in life.

[@GunHillTrain]

As Emily Dickinson wrote, ""Because I could not stop for Death, he kindly stopped for me. The Carriage held but just Ourselves, and Immortality."

[@mt_gox]

@@GunHillTrain makes no sense

[@sergeantseven4240]

I admire how they tried so hard to get to the person even though it was a lost cause, and after they tried everything to extricate him they still treated the situation with respect and worked hard to get the body out.

[@repentANDobey]

crystal clear video!! awesome thx!!

[@MarZors]

these super HD wreck videos started popping up out of nowhere for me lol

[@rrob167]

My daughter was killed in a head on collision five years ago at 26 years of age. She was pronounced deceased at the scene. I've seen pictures of her car from the accident report. It was covered with a tarp as she was still inside. Though I didn't see what she must have looked like under that tarp, I visualize it every day. The horror never goes away.

[@jennyjo798]

I'm so so sorry for your heartbreaking loss.

[@edwardahmedmitchell3895]

Very sorry for your loss. May God comfort you and your family. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajioon. To God we belong, and to God we must return.

[@IAmMrQ]

This puts into perspective something I mention often about MVA's. You might initially survive an accident, but still end up trapped in your vehicle clinging to life. #DriveSafe

[@mt_gox]

how come you scumbags get to drive with blacked-out windows?

[@IAmMrQ]

@@mt_gox scumbags?? Lol.. elaborate please

[@billwylde4846]

@@IAmMrQ Don't worry about that person. He's a loser that has nothing.

[@andrewj4442]

If you all would slow it down a bit...... You'd see less of this. 🤷‍♂️

[@Jza-GZa40k]

Sometimes it’s out of peoples control,He could have slipped on something and turned his car or a car malfunction,Either way,Bad or unfortunate,It’s sad to see this!

[@dmreddragon6]

@@Jza-GZa40k - My guess (from watching bad driver video's) is he was hit/clipped which caused his car to roll, or even an over correction.

[@KayInMaine]

There were several cars involved. We don't know if the guy above caused it all. All it takes is one car to tap another at highway speeds and it can be over pretty quickly.

[@Him.Me.Q.and.P]

@@KayInMaine his mum is in the comments. He didn't cause it, he got sideswiped, lost control and flipped, it was at this point the Chevy smashed into him and the poor man died in impact. It was just an horrific accident...

[@chrismusiclover9893]

@@Him.Me.Q.and.P accident or not the guy in the truck should've been stopped long before seeing the wreck or at least should have swerved off to the side but NOPE like most pickup truck drivers he thinks he can just plow through the shit like it's trash

[@harlandranney3580]

I have so much respect and appreciation for the rescue personel who have to come face to face with fatalities of all descriptions. I truly don't know how they are able to blot out the images they encounter. A dozen years ago I drove by the scene of a car wreck. A firefighter happened to lift a tarp exposing a deceased young woman lying on the side of the road. I wish I hadn't seen her still body as I truly remember it yet so clearly. She had been alive and likely thinking about her day ahead, then she was dead. Likely just a deadly lane change on a sunny day- no weather- issue, before cell phone distractions. just terrible timing.

[@robwooly]

This damage is highly unlikely for a person obeying the speed limits, condolences to the loved ones. Very sad.

[@Him.Me.Q.and.P]

The deceased man wasn't speeding, his mum is in the comments section here, she said somebody side swiped him which flipped him, then another car drove into his car and crushed it...

[@MOAB-UT]

Less likely- not always highly unlikely. When it's your turn, god takes you. I have seen it. We hiked up half domw on a sunny day. I insisted on us wearing harnesses. The next day, in 2019 Daniel did the same and god took her. Sunny day, same trail. She had a harness but was not clicked in to the cable and rain fell---on a sunny day. Gone. She was young and in great shape. Many times death is a random occurance. You can play it safe and still die. I have ridden motorcycles 20 years, jumped off cliffs on skis, etc. God protected me. When it's your turn, it's your turn.

[@tiffanysullivan5454]

When first responders aren't in a hurry, you know it's bad. RIP. Be careful out there❤

[@jmfa57]

This is right where I live. Sad as sad can be for things like this to happen. So sorry for the victim, family, and everyone affected by this, especially those first responders.

[@electropsychosis]

First responders you have my respect for all eternity. 🙌🏻

[@bufordt.justice1539]

Oh wow… This is next to my old neighborhood in Diamond Bar. Funny how after 60 years, the area has changed so much but the freeway still looks exactly the same!! And I’ve seen more than my share of this kind of road fatality. They need to show more of this graphic, uncensored film footage to the public, not hide it from them. Drivers today need to see that there are REAL consequences to high speed aggressive bad driving.

[@erikak8187]

As horrific and sad as it is.those people Ned to stop mock ups and show the real deal. Showing mocks isn’t going to scare and solve the problem

[@altadutch]

These are firemen and it’s what the job consists of mostly. Pretty tough to deal with these situations. I think it helpful that these folks live together at the station and can support each other

[@user-ho1ih1uj6w]

I dont think they find it shocking anymore when they see a dead body

[@violetmartha916]

They're all amazing firefighters but 1:17 this one is Best. 😁

[@jennyjo798]

I see what you did there.

[@violetmartha916]

@@jennyjo798 😁

[@Reko_89]

The most heart wrenching video to date…. My most sincere condolences and his mother is also in the comments… just wow. The lifeless arm did it for me…

[@markpowell1031]

The really graphic video is the one where they flip the car over and the woman falls out completely although I can't find that 1 anymore anyone else have any links to it

[@Volkslady]

I remember that one; it still haunts me to this day. Didn’t she go off an overpass? - can’t quite recall that part. But I remember it; she was large and they had to basically dump her out of the car. So awful. 😔

[@markpowell1031]

@@Volkslady kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYiyaXyloJZkrbc I found it 9:15

[@michellerenwickwilson8975]

I remember seeing the one with the woman falling out of the car. I'm surprised it wasn't censored.

[@buminbeer2]

I have seen 5 fatal accidents in my 52 years. I am not a responder. The one I will never forget is a mother and son(I assume about 14ish). They hit a rock wall head-on, instead of turning left at the light. His poor hip was about 180 degrees from where it should have been. They both died, but the kid was alive for a short time when I stopped. 5 others tried to help out as the wreck was smoking. I'll never forget what I saw...

[@pennwoman]

Oh my God.

[@MOAB-UT]

Terrible. I bet you drive more safely. Time to update your 1980's rocker style thumbnail. Just saying.

[@debbienye6002]

How sad, one of my fellow VW drivers was killed in a GTI. Wonder how that happened?

[@hondasociety7950]

I was thinking the same thing 😢 makes me scared to drive my mk3

[@juliand.l.4310]

Seeing that arm hanging there really changed me. Not a movie or actor but real deal right there.

[@trudichoate1950]

The tow truck driver was saying a prayer 🙏

[@ShilaHartzfeld]

Always drive cautiously to prevent tragic accidents like this.

[@TIMCOWBOY1971]

God bless our First Responders 🙏

[@dutchgram3799]

I agree with so many of the replies that we should make a point of showing people, especially the youth, this video. It is very sobering to watch this.

[@rosejacobs8529]

Never drive faster than your guardian angel can fly.

[@repentANDobey]

impossible. your guardian angel is appointed by God, they fly faster than anything on earth. how about making sure our souls have been saved by God and don't belong to the devil

[@philpalmer8044]

Nothing to do with "angels", "devils" or sky daddy's. Stuff happens. We die or we dont.

[@dmreddragon6]

@@philpalmer8044 I think your logics are gonna be lost here.

[@alydiahoward8978]

@@philpalmer8044 This person can have their opinion. 🙄

[@terryfreelyn]

​@@alydiahoward8978 Phil Palmer didn't say they couldn't, he just gave his own :)

[@eekamoose]

The most tragic thing about this is that it was almost certainly not caused by mechanical failure or freak weather, it was caused by someone driving badly - not paying attention, not looking to see if it was safe to change lane, not keeping enough distance from the vehicle in front of them, looking at their fantastic touchscreen to see if they were at the right offramp, something like that. And it's possible that they survived but killed somebody else.

[@TheCreativeDork5]

It's tiring for all fd to respond to multiple scenes just like this, per day. Slow down people. It's seriously not worth your life

[@sasha185]

And put the phones away

[@blahblahblah6499]

If this would only stop people from driving like idiots. Former EMT and nearly 40 years later I still have PTSD/ First responders give their lives for the job. Give a quick thank you when you see one. No pay makes up for this. I was VERY young and some calls are still close to my heart. Speeding and most of all TAILGATING! This is how you will end up! Show your kids!

[@goooch888]

What I witness all the time when driving is 80% of the drivers are going 10-20 mph over the speed limit. Not a worry in their mind of getting in a serious auto accident.

[@disabldfirefiter]

As a former fire officer, I would never had allowed a car with a deceased victim inside to be dropped onto its wheels like that. With today's stabilization equipment, the car could have been pulled up onto its side, stabilized, and the victim removed before dropping it onto its wheels. Family members seeing this will be upset. They may claim that their loved one died when the rescuers dropped it. I can't even imagine what these Los Angeles firefighters go through with so many fatal accidents there. I've been to more than my share, but its crazy dangerous out there!

[@JRGTEXUS]

No click bait here, very graphic. The world of autonomous vehicles can not come soon enough. No more entering highway wrong direction, road rage, excessive speeding, cellphone usage, geez people slow the hell down.

[@jakecletus2824]

All it takes is one syco to hack a autonomous car.

[@charleel1800]

Oh a bunch of idiots in the US will say those cars infringe on our freedoms and regrettably block that progress, I feel quite sure.

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

God bless that man’s family and friends. God bless those first responders. I cannot imagine the horrific images that live in their souls.

[@RLMARMEN]

all my condolences to the family of this person.

[@MsUrsy]

I live is So Cal and see bad driving everytime I am out. Excessive speed, running stop signs and stop lights..it's terrifying..I have anxiety being on the road anymore. Don't know who was at fault here..just so sad to know that you can be out one day and never make it home to your loved ones. We aren't invincible..people need to slow down and take driving seriously. So so sad!

[@faithjones881]

This is more than heartbreaking😢💔🙏🏻

[@Him.Me.Q.and.P]

@Brittany Greenwood pardon?

[@hookedonthebay3890]

If you think this was bad imagine the view the firefighters got. He was bad enough for "injuries not compatible with life" obviously and it turned into a recovery. Im about to work as a firefighter soon. Seeing trauma like this is probably the hardest.

[@samijanekasper8162]

RIP💔

[@avonleamontague2469]

It must be hard for the families if and when they find these videos of their loved ones. Even if we don't know the persons's name they are so loved and missed by those that do. I am glad that there are people out there, angels on earth, that are willing to do this.