Rescue 911 - Dirt biker heat stroke (Part 1)

A man has a heat stroke while dirt biking in the desert. (Note: I don't know the actual title of this segment; 'Dirt biker heat stroke' is just a description).
This segment was taken from Episode 626 which aired March 28, 1996 on CBS.

[@allgood2000]

Does anyone have this episode on tape? I'm looking for the first segment where a warehouse worker was pinned,

[@CEO100able]

Maybe Cedar1956 has it, but I'm not sure.

[@chonkshake1237]

"LOL"

[@Iamtheprinceso]

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[@allgood2000]

Cara-Marie Askew That's "Falling Glass" from season 4. In the one I'm looking for, a forklift causes a shelf of steel beams to fall on a worker.

[@rambojuliuscaesar]

you'd need a heck of a lot more water than that to keep the core temperature down in the desert in thick armour covering your whole body.

[@stolasgoetia93]

Totally! I'd say maybe around a gallon or more. People don't often realize just how much water you can sweat out.

[@muffs55mercury61]

I was born and raised in the Arizona desert & lived there my first 33 years and they still never learn. People still go hiking in the hot desert sun and still are dying and needing rescued. The heat is very unforgiving.

[@GreenDayisAmazing]

I love AZ I wish it was summer again I hate the winter. Thats a smart kid for moving the man in the shade

[@ScottRidesHonda]

You need a pair of summer gear. A summer chest protector is a lot cooler than a winter one.

[@OneSkiWonder]

2 things. 1: Take the guy's gear off. The man is in his personal oven, take the gear off so that he can lose some of that heat. 2: Find a place with clear visibility in both directions and stand IN the road. People are more likely to stop if they think your not just waving at them.

[@PlatinumRomance]

3 months ago I collapsed due to heat stroke...I thought I was dead. The paramedics later told my ex gf(the one I was with at the time) that they were unsure if I was going to make it. For the next month n a half my body was in lots n lots of pain. Heat stroke is no joke, the sun is deadly. I still get weak when I try to do stuff in the sun. Ur body is never the same after suffering from a heat stroke.

[@johnlennon1021]

I'm hypoglycemic and I still have a case of dropping of the blood sugar in the sun's heat and with the humidity and once I feel light headed I go into my house and I stay there until my blood sugar gets whipped right up again drinking water to help it and I nearly had a heat stroke yesterday in the park and I told my mom "let's go to my grandmother" and she lives two minutes away from my local park.

[@SuperMissblueeyes]

Shame on those people who refused to stop to help!

[@myplaylist7007]

There scared.

[@stolasgoetia93]

You do realize sometimes people will pretend to need help and set up an ambush for you.

[@yummydarjeeling]

What a sharp young man!

[@JFrombaugh]

Mike goes from frustrated with Paul's lack of patience to fearing for his life in about two minutes.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

Yeah, that wouldn't have been me. I don't forgive much.

[@gregorkrause]

this segment should've had an alternative title "Mother knows best" LOL because she insists they not go out because it's hot.

[@gregorkrause]

0:06 note the old fire engine behind shatner and this is the only time an old fire engine is used in shatner's intro.

[@DPJ1964]

We had water in our camelpacks and back in the Jeep. We didn't expect equipment failure and not being able to restart my dirt bike, and then as the hours rolled on, being caught in the heat of the day!

[@CEO100able]

3:12 - The stepfather's yelling was so unnecessary! All his stepson did was to remain concerned about their dirt bikes being stolen as it is usually wise to bring your belongings home. So, I have to agree with the stepson about not leaving those dirt bikes somewhere out there.

[@stolasgoetia93]

Irritability is a symptom of heat stroke. People who are fixing to have one will most often be very irritable and have mood swings so yeah it's actually understandable that he snapped.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

@@stolasgoetia93 Ironic because when someone is an ass to me, my sympathy immediately hits zero. Also, I wonder how many people use such things as an excuse to act a certain way. I used to know this guy who was put on steroids once (not the bodybuilder type) to strengthen his immune system and he swore (against logic) that they gave him 'roid rage. Fortunately, this happened to overlap with a couple of weeks during which we hadn't spoken, so I didn't know until afterwards, but he told me that he was snapping on everyone. I told him the truth: he just needed one friend who, if he got too much of an attitude, would punch him and that would fix the irritability. What we tolerate, we encourage.

[@OhSoSeptical]

i watched this show when i was little. I'm so happy to have found it again

[@allgood2000]

No, I need this episode because I'm missing the first segment about a warehouse accident. I've always had this one.

[@steven2be2003]

Its hot as hell where I live right now..Im not going outside period to ride bikes, do yard work or anything outside..I have sympathy for those out in the heat working or homeless..

[@rachelhoughton5532]

Every summer here in Arizona we have a lot of people visiting (why IDK 😐), and they are not use to the heat and they decide to go hiking thinking they will be ok if they go early, but they underestimate how hot it gets and how early it gets hot. Most don’t bring enough water and it seems every summer more and more people have to be rescued because of heat stroke or overheating & unfortunately a lot of people die because of it. I wish people would realize that when they ignore the warnings or don’t listen to their bodies, that they are not only putting their own lives in danger, but the lives of the rescue workers as well. It may be a “dry” heat but the sun is so intense it burns through your skin and you can’t even be outside for very long. I’m AZ born and raised and even I cannot handle the heat. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!!!

[@gregorkrause]

3:14 irritability, a warning sign he's getting too hot.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

Or just an ass. Either way.

[@allgood2000]

I taped some of them back in 90's, and then I got more episodes from other people who also taped it back in the 90's.

[@PrincessEli82]

30 years of passed since this happened. At the time my brother Andrew was 9 3/4 turning 10 and we live in Charlotte, North Carolina. Although we were both born and grew up in Arizona, it’s still feels like home to me after all these years. Part of me will always be there and it still is. I grew up in a town called Fountain Hills, which is outside of Phoenix. Paul is 60 and Mike is 43. When I saw what happened to Paul, I was worried.

[@PrincessEli82]

It’s been 28 years since this happened so Mike is 41 and Paul is 58 now. When I was living in Arizona they were really hot summer days and you want to go to either water park or to a pool at times like that.

[@steven2be2003]

This is one reason why I love the Fall and Winter..and early spring because I can't stand the heat in the summer

[@allgood2000]

It was originally shown on CBS. Repeats also aired on the Family Channel, Odyssey/Hallmark Channel, and Discovery Health Channel, but no channels air it anymore.

[@thehapagirl92]

Damn this kid is smart about heatstroke.

[@PrincessEli82]

I grew up in Phoenix, Arizona myself. Actually it was a suburb called Fountain Hills. I've lived in Charlotte, North Carolina for 18 years.

[@putnam568]

This kid was wise way beyond his years. Hope he is the chief of some big fire department today

[@DanielSelk]

No one would stop?!? How would THEY like it if that happened to them >.< How appauling.

[@briannagouker9504]

That kid is so brave

[@ktmracer3500]

At 4 you can race.

[@BIRDANGAL]

i have not seen this in years! :)

[@arizona1105]

That's why you don't ride in the summer time in arizona especially in the middle of the day tried that once on my atv almost had a heat stroke myself

[@steven2be2003]

dirt bike riding in 120 degrees???thats just taking a huge risk..

[@saustfootball]

There's no "test of manhood" to do activities in heat like that. Having had 6 days in a row above 40c (104f) and one of them 45.7c (114.3f) in Adelaide, it's just stupid to go out in that heat.

[@coolgirl15121]

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[@PTPLauthor]

I'm making an educated guess that improper hydration had a big thing to do with this accident. If they stopped only every half hr, they weren't stopping nearly enough. They may have only been using water too, that kind of heat with that kind of gear, you need electrolytes--Gatorade. I walk 5-6 miles a day and for every 3 miles, I bring a half-quart of water and 20oz of Gatorade. We had a week of mid-90s heat in July, I doubled the amount of water and gatorade I drank per lap.

[@03firefly]

@KetchupAndMustard55 The reason you do not move a victim so that you do not make any injury worse or cause them to bleed more. For heat stroke, it's perfectly fine and probably better for the victim to move them, especially if you are moving them out of the sun. Not to mention the danger of leaving a person unconscious in the desert; animals might find him or it might be hard for rescue to find him. He probably did the best thing for his father.

[@silencewillfall26]

Captain Kirk explains near death situations.

[@03firefly]

@wonryan They did have water. Just not enough.

[@emilywiebel3238]

You would have thought this one happened now in 2019 with no one stopping instead of early 90s when I’m just about every episode anyone near runs to help.

[@TakingOutTrash1]

@wonryan They did have water.

[@Braap78]

Very common and scary

[@PredatorBrendan]

If anyone has the missing first segment where warehouse cargo falls from forklift onto a worker from this episode, please reply to AllGood. We will be thankful about it.

[@Joesac]

its nice to see the camra guy just watchin yhem

[@Sasskitten]

Wow, kid drives better then most adults.

[@Evanrc541]

Man stand in the middle of the road or throw rocks

[@pokelover66544]

for all saying he is an idiot for wearing long sleeves all dirt bikers wear that to protect them in fall and not scrape up there arms and legs

[@WaffleBrother]

wait... arent kids more susepitable to heat related illness's then adults? the kid is wearing just as much clothing as the man.

[@MRKILLYOURSELF2]

Play the dirt bike boy episode

[@andreapatane4204]

Safety first in extreme heat. OMG! Is that actor Riley Smith?

[@pizzapartytime1826]

1. Go in the morning. 2. please be very hydrated like days before.

[@AFGSANFORD2]

Yes he did and one of the coaches called him a "baby". His widow filed a lawsuit but it was dissmissed.

[@animemangafan1987]

What an irresponsible father who ends up having a heatstroke while motocrossing with his son. He yelled at his son for not listening to him but a good reason to help him before he ends up passing out deadweight. His son did the right thing to never leave their bikes in the middle of nowhere.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

I know. Once he yelled at me like that, my temptation would have been to "panic" and "forget" how to help.

[@BurrShotHam711Jenna]

as of 2017, Mike is 36 years old

[@SImrobert2001]

@myamericanpie its a reenactment.

[@gildartswinters4984]

Awww! I read it and, I think that sucks on their part! You were obviously okay thought right eventually? I hope so!

[@gregorkrause]

5:23 dave has that sun effect in some of his rescue 911 videos

[@irishlove4life]

I don't know who will read this but Last year 2012 summer my family & I were at the beach & I have a heart rhythm problem & my heart started racing & I felt sick & I asked my dad do we have drinks! I need a drink now! I'm not feeling good Then I got extremely weak & tired I couldn't move. My mom got me a few feet off the beach at this point the world started spinning like out of control everything went black for a second & then I could see. The lifeguards were too busy eating to even realize an

[@MichaelSeery01]

Pinkbutterflygrll ya were long sleeves so if ya fall ya don't scrape your arms

[@ryanconnell4346]

This episode came out the year I was born

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

if they had to walk up the hill, why couldnt they start the dirtbikes and walk them up the hill, riding the clutch to help pull the bike up hill? Wonder how long the dirtbikes were left down there. Somebody might have made a nice discovery

[@gregorkrause]

5:23 "prison emts" has that sun effect on david's video but much brighter.

[@elizabethcarroll7014]

I always bring me a bottle of water in case I get thirsty

[@Jionnemack]

i wanna see part 3

[@gregorkrause]

4:19 sluggishness, another sign of this.

[@happy7117]

Typo-- meant to say if they drank alot more water and sat down for 5 or 10 minutes.

[@shanejoseph1700]

Should have walked bike up hill

[@PredatorBrendan]

Whoa. Remind me to bring myself a lot of water if I go out of a hot sunny day.

[@gregorkrause]

4:35 collapsing the indefinite sign.

[@dirtandsnow14]

why?!

[@Hannoi]

Should have listened to the clearly more intelligent woman.

[@kdmq]

But boyz will be boyz!

[@ccgokarting]

when its that hot you ride with jeans and boots, thats it

[@kyeitaevans6889]

Praying the little boy is ok yes it danger to when it too hot out side

[@CesMan83]

That sucks...Stringer's widow should have been compensated for something...damn NFL

[@alexiskinsey2120]

these 911 videos are very scary & sad

[@burlapkwanzaa]

He's SOOOOO fortunate that the kid's forgiving. If he'd yelled at me that way, I would've gotten even by leaving him there to die. Just sayin'.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

So much truth here.

[@BananaNinja96]

he should have asked scotty to beam him up

[@racered94]

josh lichtle died this way :( R.I.P

[@jj9487]

Gnarly Prius who tf is that?

[@Eastsidegeorgiaboy]

Paul Jordan. The man with two first names!

[@MASTAFLY]

wow this is really scary and sad nice videos 5/5

[@steph66002]

if they make the padding lighter the rider would get hurt worse if he crashed i should know my cousin had to have surgery when he got in a dirt bike accident and the doctor said the thick padding helped save his life

[@ioletmcfarland3017]

I vote for the 911 show i learned from the 911 show but i didn't get credit for it

[@LoranDavis]

wow quality audio

[@MASTAFLY]

on what channel are these shown?

[@jayflum3079]

How did they survive wearing those gear before it happened?

[@patlacey5574]

I wouldn't wish heat stroke on the one I love the most or our enemies.

[@snowboarder98926]

wow thats weird ...its totaly re enacted

[@PAClVlAN]

wtf? they went back and acted it out?

[@str5128]

I'm actually looking this up I'm 13 I got heat exhaustion last weekend on my dirtbike and my dirtbike fell on its side on the ground I felt super weak I couldn't even get it back up so I got my dad and when I got on my dirtbike I wouldn't stop sweating even after I had a cold shower my body was trembling

[@biggie643]

did they get there bikes back

[@PrincessEli82]

I found out that Paul and Debbie didn’t stay together. This happened on a Sunday and 19 days before my 12th birthday. If Paul had been alone that day, he would’ve died. I’m sure he can never thank Mike enough for what he did for him.

[@MASTAFLY]

oh that sux where do u get these then?

[@LuViNsP]

Yeah all that heavy gear in the desert is NOT good. I'da thought it was common sense?

[@blankflower4651]

I thought it said heart stroke

[@fusionstar916]

william!!

[@apeck100]

he is a smart kid for getting him in the shade thou i give him cradit for that. but i would of trun the car on for more ac. and take off the bike gear..........always bring water in the desert. can't suevive with out it..........

[@CesMan83]

Didn't Korey Stringer of the Minnesota Vikings die from heatstroke during training season a few years ago?

[@odettewiddicombe6673]

Shilly going out in that hot weather should stay at home

[@Recovermin]

I forgot the Shat hosted this show.

[@jj9487]

Recovermin hush