Rescue 911: Man vs. 2 Tons of Glass

[@scottduthie2912]

I couldn't have been more proud of my father when i saw him on this show. Paramedic Tom Duthie

[@adriarose778]

I'm proud that these people worked together to help one of their own. These days, people pull out their damn cellphones to take pictures of car accidents, natural disasters, and other calamities. Social media should NOT take precedence over helping others or saving lives. Every life matters.

[@larrykuehn1972]

I totally agree with that.

[@NathanChisholm041]

I don't know where your from but here in Australia ppl would help 100% It totally untrue what your saying!

[@2006HONDACIVICENTHUSIEST]

Yeah. In my state, people are very neighborly to each other when something bad happens.

[@grantator]

true

[@lhaviland8602]

Maybe in India or other places where human life comes cheap, but I'm pretty sure people still stop and give assistance before taking pictures in civilized countries...

[@lafonyagray6384]

I will never do a job like this he is bless

[@aaronharris5069]

Factory work can be dangerous if you don't follow the proper guidelines. It can be dangerous, even when careful. Be safe, everyone. And kudos to the workers for helping out. They're heroes! 💙

[@VickiBee]

In Emergency Medicine this is called an industrial injury & almost all of them are worse than what you see in a horror movie. I worked in the downtown area when they were making all those changes to the area. We had calls for injuries all over the place. One person fell 30 feet onto concrete. If he hadn't been wearing a helmet he wouldn't have made it.

[@marikiemarie7622]

He feel 30ft and lived?

[@octaviocasillas1866]

It's funny to think I work there now, right next to several big thousand pound cases of glass. Well back to work.

[@WPUpioneer]

I'm surprised the place is still there and that Greg's family didn't sue the ass off them after he was injured

[@marikiemarie7622]

@@WPUpioneer what?

[@dancepiglover]

I already knew from the title that someone was going to be injured by 2 tons of glass, but when I saw it slam on his hips I still gasped!

[@dxrocks06]

Looked like he cut what was holding the glass pieces together.

[@glenjudge3379]

he should have said guys can you help me with this instead of him doing it by himself that's how accdients in the workplace do happpen people think they can do everything by themself instead of asking for help

[@Sarah.Riedel]

I'm blown away that this was a crush injury and that he wasn't literally sliced clean in half.

[@ashleyburch2290]

God

[@darkinproductions]

@@ashleyburch2290 not god. Luck.

[@joeylamuel5828]

@@darkinproductions Luck, nothing.

[@coreyhill681]

I am surprised about that too, not a single cut, which shocked me, I thought he would

[@VickiBee]

I saw it with my youngest sister. That's why I became a paramedic. I was 13 when it happened and she was 7.

[@alxshagames2122]

So brave

[@Lostgetfound]

@vickibee how are you doing?

[@bartman1238]

I took a emt coursr

[@robbyosborne9708]

Today marks 30 years since this horrific incident. I'm sure that Craig always remembers it even to this day.

[@PrincessEli82]

When I saw the glass fall on Craig, I was frightened and my heart jumped into my throat. This happened on a Monday and two days before Christmas. It's a shame that Craig missed it because he was in the hospital.

[@robbyosborne9708]

@@PrincessEli82 It certainly scared me too. I was really surprised that he didn't suffer any cuts from the glass.

[@joeylamuel5828]

I don't think that anyone that was there will forget that.

[@alexiskinsey2120]

Glass could hurt people because they get cut & i say that those people need to be careful working with Glass because it is so big it would hurt someone & hoping that guy could get better soon

[@matthewvogel3071]

Damn he's lucky it made my eyes nearly pop out of my head when I saw the glass coming out on him

[@mirandavinci4146]

I was 8 years old when this episode came on. I didn't even see him bleeding.

[@mattvan5321]

All weight came crashing down on him is what almost killed him

[@mazdaman2315]

I was about negative 8

[@nataliam7246]

Oh my gosh I would not want to do that job at all poor guy

[@blackshow5129]

I am a emergency doctor in Germany and there was a case like that, the Person is now back in work.

[@larrykuehn1972]

I don't blame you.I wouldn't want that job either.

[@mazdaman2315]

My dad once fell 20 feet in a Corning glass factory his fall was broken by glass but he still fractured some vertebrae this was in the 60s or 70s

[@randomwrestlingthemes524]

i worked for a window company for 11 something similar happen like except the person went to pull back a cart with 2 pieces of double pane glass over 100'' height and 50'' length weighing nearly 600 lbs the wheel got caught in a crack in the concrete floor cart tipped backwards falling over him the young man suffered a broken back and was air lifted.

[@isabelledavis2981]

I love watching labor and delivery birth vlogs on the KZbin channel app and rescue 911 tv show

[@animemangafan1987]

If I were him who attempt to get that dangerous 2-ton glass, I need someone to help me hold it for me before I cut the holder down. Always think first before attempting to get heavy objects down.

[@dannyb6030]

that surgeon looked like peter+boyle

[@brittanyfischer1812]

This should be a lesson always be careful with glass regardless of what your doing with it

[@mrmakeadeal2415]

According to the video, looks like the guy let his escape time dry up 👀💯

[@DUSTY1373]

I was in paramedic school in 1991

[@Jamesvlogs45]

Actually most credit goes to ground medics and life flight

[@mattvan5321]

Needless to say OSHA is gonna be paying that shop a visit real soon

[@jediskunk67]

That sure is one heck of a dangerous job.

[@mazdaman2315]

You also have to worry about falling my dad fell 20 feet in a Corning glass factory a long time ago

[@andreapatane4204]

Safety first when you're working in the factories with glass which is also called liquid sand. I used to get cut with glass on my big toe located on my right foot when I was a child. It hurt a lot.

[@marikiemarie7622]

Wait what? Your comment made no sense... liquid sand? Ummmm huh?

[@deadinside7416]

I love rescue 911

[@ashleyburch2290]

God answered his prayer by saving his life that day!

[@cdog1901]

I was -13 years old in 1991

[@Jamesvlogs45]

The guy holding the glass reminds me of Rhett from gmm

[@davinp]

This from Episode 420

[@stephanieharris9210]

I remember this episode. It was so scary as a kid. With all that glass .

[@jwgreek8606]

I'll never do that job

[@oregonrailphotography5687]

James Greek same

[@cameronpaniptchuk8307]

this is my uncle criag

[@patrickmichaellangan576]

I'm terribly sorry that this happened to your uncle.

[@ajtube6807]

James Greek I thought the same after watching this video

[@nemochicky4697]

cameron paniptchuk is he seriously your uncle? If so, I’m sorry that you had to deal with that

[@elizabethcarroll7014]

I was 3 in 1991 then I turned 4

[@emmettolson3499]

Elizabeth Carroll yep that’s how that works 💀

[@rebeccataylor200]

it's. dangerous dangerous​. work

[@1612jes]

you have to be careful when cutting out the glass might fall and break and also hurt you

[@ianhaedicke8858]

The patient had 4,000 pounds of sharp glass falling down on his chest.

[@XMajson7]

currently working with the dude crushed by glass. small world. ahaha

[@XMajson7]

+Jonathan Armstrong are you working with him too hahaha

[@oregonrailphotography5687]

Naizee wow!

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

really... hows he doing, is he still working with glass?

[@matthewvanderhorst4862]

@betatalk357 something tells me OSHA is gonna be paying that shop a visit afte that accident

[@Iamtheprinceso]

How is he?

[@teresaparret5523]

That is alot of glass!! That guy's lucky to be alive

[@opalglass8101]

This makes me sweat knowing that my Dad did a similar job when I was a kid up to when we moved to Alberta when I was 10. He worked at a window installing company that had a store on either side of the Georgia Straight and they might have made windows there too but I can't be sure. To think that something like this could have happened to him?? I shudder just thinking about it.

[@terahhardin303]

Wow, I just happen to be watching this on the 29th anniversary of this incident!

[@arimac3577]

wow so it happened today many years ago

[@brittanyfischer1812]

Poor Greg, thank God 911 got called right away it had to be scary for his coworkers

[@mlowe26551]

Poor people

[@gogetanator8812]

People being cut in half? That's awful.

[@philfrizzell4571]

Should have sent 2 guys to get the glass not just one

[@ryantheman27]

I was 6 years old in 1991

[@ThunderingDiesel]

i wasnt even born

[@Joshy05]

I was 2 years old

[@tinawhite5310]

i was a newborn

[@rustinpeace1992]

Wouldn't born until the fallowing year

[@bryttafitzgibbons6901]

I had just turned 8 a little over 2 weeks ago in 1991.

[@honestytoafault]

my SO works in the factory that sells them the glass. one of my biggest fears is this will happen

[@juanhigareda3810]

I was nobody cares year old when this happened 😂

[@jenniferbarnwell5844]

Thank god that 👨 ok after the glass fell on him his name Richard Adams.

[@jeffdavis4550]

I was only 2 years old in 1991

[@rileywoods6801]

I was -2... :(

[@larrypatronsr.3737]

CRYSTAL YOU

[@mattwight599]

Jeff Davis -25

[@mattwight599]

-14 actually

[@howaydad5978]

Jeff Davis I wasn’t even summend by god that time my 38 year old dad was 6 years old

[@nathandalke9318]

That's dangerous work Greg was very lucky that he didn't get decapitated one of the workers was saying glass is sharper then a razer blade it cut you in half I wonder how Greg doing today in 2022 hopefully he and his wife is doing ok

[@sychocfj]

I can't believe that he went back to at the same place.

[@rebeccataylor200]

my. brother. does. that. work

[@matt8974]

Talk about OSHA is gonna be visiting that place

[@stevenb1767]

6:19 Why does the life flight helicopter land instead id the paramedics getting him on the gurney and wheel him in the ambulance

[@classicambo9781]

He wasn't intubated and had no pulse. Trying to do effective Resus in a truck without a definitive airway is less like medical care and more like damaging a corpse. Get ROSC before transport.

[@kgrimes842]

Life flight can also get to a trauma center faster than an ambulance and many times carry nurses who can provide a better level of care than paramedics

[@Ryansanders80]

i wonder why one would buy 1 ton of glass

[@SayNoToDemocide1]

That's mainly for manufacturers. They ship the material in bulk to save money and time, and they get it to a factory or processing plant or whatever, and have it cut down there before selling it to consumers.

[@marikiemarie7622]

Um...buildings

[@honestytoafault]

@Danielle Smith wow.... i hope you don't kiss loved ones with that mouth

[@dakodagordon7755]

Just about every episode involves life flight what’s that about lol

[@katrinatipple5023]

Dakota life fight it called for severe cases where they think the patient is not going to make it

[@scotthayes5933]

Was that a window factory?

[@honestytoafault]

yes

[@kailascreations]

Scott Hayes yes

[@jackieacheson4928]

A lot of these stories are in Oregon. My home state.

[@madkirk7431]

911: 911, what's ur emergency? worker calling: A MAN'S BEING CRUSHED BY 2 TONS OF GLASS 911: hahaha what's the real emergency worker: this isn't a prank 911: ok whatever, well send an ambulance

[@victoriaspencer1238]

I like that show

[@emilymarlowe4919]

A factory is the worst place to work Unless you want to die. But you do you 😂

[@melijem1775]

Oh my goodness!?🤯 that is crazy...

[@kstanni87]

looks like a job 3 people should be doing, not a single person. Two to hold the glass up.

[@Frank-bg6xz]

The biggest mistake he made and I've made a similar mistake and was injured, standing in front of the stack instead of the side.

[@DanielSelk]

Yikes! O_O

[@jamesdelornhowlandjr.6516]

Thank God for paramedics and life flight helicopter 🚁.

[@mattvan5321]

I got a hunch the next visit to that shop is going to be OSHA

[@rebeccataylor200]

ouch

[@Morbid_Railfan]

lol lill get the boom

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

6:14 so if the coworkers were cheering that he was hurt, the paramedics would of just left him die?!

[@lhaviland8602]

LOL

[@kendall1842]

Like it went through his helmet and if he was not wearing that helmet he would have died.

[@erikaerin]

0:57 What's wrong with that horse?

[@billybassman21]

+Erika Martin Constipated.

[@gregorkrause8311]

it's from an actual segment Episode #410 called "Sinbad the helicopter horse".

[@AAnka666]

9:49 looks like breivik

[@theradiantreddiamond2930]

Who??

[@jessyleppert2]

3:28, I think he's Crying

[@DUSTY1373]

+Jessy Leppert moron

[@jeffdavis4550]

DUSTY1373 that's not nice Jessy Leppert is a great guy lol

[@lollipop1316]

I would too if a bunch of heavy glass fell on me 😣😣

[@coreyhill681]

I am surprised he had no cuts, you will think he would

[@ryantheman27]

Wow

[@timwilliams3662]

There should be something blocking active glass from falling on you while you’re cutting it straps that was the accident red to happen not your fault. The company should’ve had better equipment to make sure you couldn’t get her. I blame it on the company.

[@mikelangford8579]

That job is lung cancer in the making! All that glass dust embeds in the lungs. Why the hell aren't these guys wearing the proper breathing apparatus?

[@kymreid2847]

Because it was 1991. PPE is a lot different today then what it was decades ago.

[@jenniferwills9752]

3:05 TIMBER!!!!!

[@heidikruger8466]

is there an epsoide from rescue 911 when a 15year old boy passes away from a drug over dose Heidi Kruger thunder bay Ontario :-)

[@cateycalvert4978]

Theres one where a 15 year old boy passes away from huffing butane

[@nickarbuckle885]

@@cateycalvert4978 I remember that episode I seen it it was sad that the kid died but a good lesson to about the dangers of butane huffing if I caught my kids if I had any doing butane I would have them watch rescue 911 and explain to them what they were doing was very very very very very dangerous it could kill them they would get a wallop in the back of the head and grounded I would tell them don't ever do that again

[@dominiclillie2170]

Hi

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

2:21 oh no I looked at it....AhhhhhhhhhHghghhh

[@corduerorose9747]

3:05 danger 😨😰

[@dawnconti2964]

turn up the volume on yoyr posts, do you have sonar for hearing, or did you record these when every one was asleep./

[@tinawhite5310]

it's not his fault the cameras back then had poor audio

[@shutterbug_713]

3:07 That wuz scary!

[@jr503m5]

I work in that building

[@georgegirard5783]

I almost got a job there

[@nevaehsworld1235]

everyone is saying "I was this is age In 1991" I wasn't even born then 😢

[@samanthavalencia247]

Nevaeh's World 123 same lol

[@nin10dohgirl16]

Neither was I......

[@Keekers3299]

Same lol

[@angelahart6634]

Same here! I feel your pain! Lol

[@christinemarlow9296]

Amazing the comments that are on this post that doesn't fit this page. & the smart mouth comments. A few family members commented.

[@autumnjohnsonmusic6620]

I got bored

[@davidgoodrich1258]

6:10 shouldn’t you always give it your best shot in that line of work?

[@25803]

wow

[@heidikruger8466]

baby sitter down eposoide

[@bjackson30303]

How scary

[@ljmcdonald2703]

😱

[@magneticking4339]

7:24 "And put under the care of SURGEON DONALD TRUMP..." Anywhere that guy seems to get his hands on, it al immediately gets a million times better!"

[@christiewallhead9836]

The drs name is Donald Trump?

[@WoodJack99]

LOL Truncane. But close

[@robby_or_rob_or_robert_or_8585]

This fucking titles