Truck Runs Over The Crowd In Racist Attack | Chicago Med

After witnessing a pick-up truck plow through a street fair, Natalie and Maggie are forced to make some tough decisions on the fly.
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Season 04, Episode 15, We Hold These Thruths
The doctors and nurses of Chicago Med find themselves on high alert with the influx of patients arriving in need of aid. Dr. Charles ex-wife comes to town with news.
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[@Fif0l]

I was in tears when they started making space in cafe. Manager took 3 seconds to process, made a decision, everyone was on board without a word.

[@Whiskeyactual9531]

A surprisingly good example of the bystander effect. A lot of people want to help, but don't know what to do, but the second someone else steps up and takes action and gives direction, people listen and people act

[@KA20236]

Same here 😢

[@alphamack3112]

It's surprising how, considering how divided humanity is, we can still come together if needed.

[@finnsnow2495]

@@Whiskeyactual9531 yeah, it's a very common response in these situations. It's why leaders are so valuable in our society at our core most humans are lost without direction

[@racheltuskin2006]

I got emotional at that part

[@rih2941]

Dr. Charles’ face when he realised what that guy was saying. He was horrified. I think we all were.

[@matthewforsyth284]

Considering the perp just admitted to felony murder and multiple hate crimes uh can you really blame him?

[@ohwell94]

Not saying this to be a Karen but as a very experienced psychiatrist in a city like Chicago you would think nothing would shock or even surprise him anymore BUT!!!!! I am glad he is still human enough to feel horrified which unfortunately happens to alot of cops, drs etc when it becomes that routine

[@alex225able]

"The day's not over yet "made me so sick. Like everyone is praying for people to make it and this sicko is out there waiting it out like he has gone fishing or some sort of game score.

[@supersonicbro8643]

Some people’s beliefs can lead them to doing stupid and dangerous acts/decisions

[@ainaq5259]

What scares me more about being a doctor is you dont know who you're saving until you saved them. Then you know how much of a scum they are but you cant do anything cuz you're just doing your job. Its an awfully sad reality, and it gives me a headache thinking about it

[@danielhaire6677]

"We need to make some space" Only good thing about tragedies is seeing the height of selflessness some people will rise to.

[@SegularRpork]

You think that's selfless? Some guy committed a crime for something he believed in. If only he hit the 20 mark

[@danielhaire6677]

@@SegularRpork I wasn't talking about the driver. I was talking about the people in the restaurant who turned it into a triage station.

[@K.B98]

@@danielhaire6677 I think A User was jokingly comparing restaurant owner and the driver in terms of selflessness. So woooosh on you :P

[@phoebemarrissxo5933]

How’s that selfish?

[@K.B98]

@@phoebemarrissxo5933 selfless, opposite of selfish

[@OfficialRyanx]

Dr Charles is so psychic and skilled at his job he knew which patient was the one he needed to pin down ASAP.

[@a.k7889]

Yep! But I also don’t think I’ve ever seen Dr Charles so terrified before. When that guy started straight out confessing to what he did and his wish to do more? Dr Charles looked like he’d seen a ghost!

[@EkoSo]

I think it was the obvious choice. Either it was an accident and his mental state is gonna be in shambles for killing a lot of people or he did it on purpose and yes that would makes you a mental patient

[@keirangray902]

Yeah it's almost as if he read it off a script

[@rubscratch98]

I mean he was the driver... not much orher choice there

[@OfficialRyanx]

@@rubscratch98 Not the lady whose daughter just died? 🤔

[@skykaneshiro5984]

Similar thing happened in the city I’m studying in, a man drove a pickup truck over the curb and ran over a Muslim family of 5, only the youngest child aged 9 survived. It was a premeditated hate crime, he targeted the family out of hate for their religious beliefs. It’s crazy how some people can irrationally hate others so much just for being different that they are willing to kill to prove their point

[@life.with.too.many.animals9411]

How did he even know they were Muslim?

[@layla916]

london, ontario?

[@ohwell94]

I remember that incident 😭😭😭

[@dinaebrahim3333]

@@life.with.too.many.animals9411 Some of the women in the family wore the hijab, and they were South Asian.

[@izumiruki]

Muslim here, I hope to see that man in Hell. As for the family, may they rest in peace. That poor kid though. 💔

[@mischievous732]

Full respect for all the people who helped the injured, especially the cafe's manager, in a split second they started making space.

[@zacharytaylor190]

Snoo

[@aimithestaaaar]

The fact that the entire café, including the customers began working together to help the injured just restores my faith in humanity.

[@Timeward76]

Its a good show of the bystander effect, as someone pointed out. All those people probably wanted to help, but needed to be directed on how to help.

[@coolguy83852]

It's a scripted TV series?

[@aimithestaaaar]

@@coolguy83852 yeah, that much is pretty obvious. do other people not comment on scripted, pre written movies or series either?

[@coolguy83852]

​@@aimithestaaaar Well you put it restores your faith in humanity like it's some people doing a good deed or something but it's not even real very strange 😂

[@jesuslovesyou83558]

Have faith in Jesus Christ

[@AJ-fx1fc]

This episodes made me realize I am not empathic enough to become a doctor, if I ever had a patient with such mindset and such thirst to kill I would immediately put them under some meds that will not only kill them but would also made the process slow and painful. I have zero tolerance for that type of people

[@magikzz2038]

Then you are a horrible person, the number of killers in this world remains the same.

[@AJ-fx1fc]

@@magikzz2038 that doesn't make me a horrible person, I don't have to be empathic towards such a person, they deserve the worst

[@kavya71954]

@@AJ-fx1fc youre right lol

[@sayantiacharyya2108]

@@magikzz2038 well they clearly said they're not empathetic enough to be a doctor

[@darthbravo3895]

@@magikzz2038 actually no XD, it you kill 1 thousand killers, the number is not the same anymore XD

[@RandoCosmo]

the shop manager was THE most chill person there, bless her

[@eaugustyn9116]

That manager is so nice for letting them use it to treat the injured

[@bufferbuffer7320]

Not much she can do about it. If the police or fire department request the space in a scenario like that, she has to.

[@countrylad6238]

@@bufferbuffer7320 they point is they didn’t two doctors did and she didn’t even question it, she just got her staff and patrons to work to clear space for a makeshift triage room.

[@zinzolin14]

Yeah honestly, I admire her desire to help. The restaurant I worked at, if something like this happened my manager probably would've said no and I'd be ashamed to work there anymore.

[@downhomesunset]

@@countrylad6238 some of the patrons probably helped out comforting injured. I know I would do what I could to help.

[@johnarat9618]

@@bufferbuffer7320 Doctor Natalie Manning and ER Charge Nurse Maggie Lockwood are not police or fire, and they're the ones who made the request. But she turned her restaurant into a temporary hospital.

[@mandynicole10]

Similar thing happened in the city I live in. A guy hit his pick up truck into a family due to racism. He killed the entire family except the young boy.

[@sensarmy]

@Purpleisnotyourcolour yeah

[@Shifty51991]

@Cthulhu similar one in Waukesha but driver was black and didn't fit MSN narrative so don't hear much about it

[@ricogaras9613]

Hey! We live in the same city, London Ontario, God I still remember that day and how the tragedy captured the attention of the world.

[@davidmennomoyer]

@@Shifty51991 - don't be silly. It was all over the news, even in Canada. Plus there hasn't been a single suggestion - other than yours - that the attack was racially motivated. Troll harder.

[@maligal19a30]

@@davidmennomoyer didn’t he run that family over because they were Muslim , in Canada Ontario

[@ladelleyladelley8882]

Can we just appreciate how nice the manager is if this was real after all the chaos id be like hey wanna be friends

[@Samjie]

I will never, ever, ever understand racism.

[@doorman4509]

Neither will I and I will explain it well partially, so when racism was normal some poeple told that to their kids and that went on and on until this. Some poeple are just racist cause something is wrong or trauma and others well I don’t know I hope that helps

[@fragileomniscience7647]

It's in human DNA, but you managed to get educated enough to be greater than that.

[@life.with.too.many.animals9411]

It's fear and ignorance.

[@life.with.too.many.animals9411]

@@fragileomniscience7647 it's in human DNA? How so? I understand humans being able to differentiate skin tone...that someone looks different than them...but that isn't racism. It's like noticing one dog is black and one is spotted, that's not the same as disliking someone because they are a difference race.

[@doorman4509]

@@life.with.too.many.animals9411 there is an affect that if an humanoid looks too much like an human our brains will have an weird feeling it’s like knowing it’s not human so imagine you see an human one day the opposite colour of you ( imagine you never have seen one before) that affect would kick in

[@idontreadorreply]

The fact that this actually happens in real life is horrifying

[@thahirshibu5042]

It did. People seem to forget Waukesha

[@jellyhome]

I love how the cafe manager was like ‘we need to make space’ no questions asked

[@scillavanilla5356]

She probably saw/heard what happened

[@kirstysixtus7669]

I remember the incident in christchurch with all those innocent people shot and killed due to someone's hatred and anger towards those who are different. In my eyes we are all the same and I could never imagine doing this to anyone. It's a horrible thing to do to people. All this hatred in this world due to race really upsets and angers me.

[@pinkestpeaches6302]

The mosque shooting? I remember that day, it shocked the entire country. That extreme hatred, it’s scary.

[@reeddemalacca7357]

The fact that he uploaded it online like it was some badge of honour. Disgusting

[@claudia-uy5gk]

Rest In Peace xx

[@BACON-im6py]

It’s so true. If a person of white ethnicity were to go on a mass shooting, no one will call them a terrorist nor will there be an attack on a Catholic Church. So why do it to any other people? It’s just that society doesn’t like difference … I’m not trying to justify bad actions, but these occur no matter the race or religion. Some just take these actions by a certain race or religion to justify hate

[@pinkestpeaches6302]

@@BACON-im6py actually, that was a white person who went on a mass shooting and he was a terrorist

[@dean1039]

The chaos just from an incident like this makes me shiver at the thought of what the hospitals looked like on 9/11.

[@bluesrike]

It probably looked like this but a billion times worse.

[@wyattbrown7160]

These are the best things I have to do when I'm in lock down

[@EPrimeify]

Kill people? Wtf is wrong with you?

[@amorgan5427]

@@EPrimeify think he means, watch these videos mate

[@merbeeduck9256]

@@EPrimeify think they meant watching the vids

[@mommymilkers8995]

@@EPrimeify you’re wrong for thinking that

[@zaynaha8456]

This is acting so don't think this is real

[@BexiBlitz]

The fact they have to treat the culprit as well as the victims and him actively hoping more people die. I really don't know how doctors do it. I know its all a show and stuff but doctors must have to have faced these circumstances.

[@lenax9798]

you have to treat everyone, even the worst people. Plus the didnt know it was deliberate act. Sometimes its a genuine accident where someone gets unconscious behind the wheel or looses control over the car. But believe me, med staff doesn't always treat you with kindness when you did something bad, most will do the bare minimum of keeping you alive but thats it.

[@NessieNice]

And he hinted he gonna do it again. Call the police

[@lukerosales5879]

Honestly? The doctors could've just lied and said that he was at the very bottom of the donor list. It's not like the board would investigate and who would want to admit they chose to help a murderer?

[@Unknown-te8fv]

Respect to all nurses, doctors, surgeon who save people's live.

[@mikuzalyn]

oh my god the absolute HORROR that came over Dr Charles once he realised what was happening

[@manuela1102]

Watching this makes me realize that I can never be a surgeon. I don't have the stomach to do it. If something goes wrong I wouldn't forgive myself. Especially heart and brain surgeons. My hat goes to them

[@marieemma2826]

this is an exact recreation of what happened in Germany a couple of years back when a truck drove right into the annual Christmas market

[@zanplesec3836]

Yeah the only difference being that the driver was Muslim Arab and targets were white people

[@justanaverage1762]

No no thats racisss...delete the comment

[@zanplesec3836]

Nah

[@TheTrueKarin]

Agreed, it was so sad what happend in Berlin. This people had life’s and futures. In Germany there were a viral video of a man with his young kid who just started to talk. He asked with tears in his eyes how he should explain to his son that his mom does not come home anymore? That she is dead. Killed by an extremist. Everytime the little boy asked after his mother the man looked like he just wanted to cry and even the reporter got emotional. The woman was 26 years old and pregnant with a second child when she was brutally murderd😢

[@Very_Sleepy50]

The manager is an absolute legend, she immediately chose people over business

[@mohamedabdourahman9845]

If you think about it if she didnt choose to help it would be blasted over social media and she would have lost tones of business.

[@juno1396]

Shots fired, everyone screaming, and running Natalie: (standing in the middle of the street) “what’s happening?“ GIRL JUST RUN

[@alvaroalfarohorta215]

Shots fIreb everyone scraming and runu ing what s😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@minahilbaig1822]

"We need to make some space." She and the customers didn't even think about a decision! Thank God they're good people! ❤💖😍

[@willowkeyes2348]

I don't blame the mother for saying no (idk if she changes her mind later or something) After a very unstable and racist man does that to her daughter? And so many other people? Gosh, the anger you would feel inside and the need to be able to have some control back after having no chance of saving her daughters life. If she has no say in who gets a piece of her daughter, then I'd feel that anger resurfacing too. That's the kind of emotional trauma that'll take years of therapy and grief for her to feel somewhat in control again. Just a horrible situation. I couldn't dream of how I'd feel if something like that happened to me, plus I am white so it would never be as close to the pain that mother would feel. And yeah, I know that this is a scripted show, but this kind of thing does happen and the show does a good job in showing how far a mothers grief and anger can go. Let alone the anger a POC would feel in that situation... Thanks Chicago Med for showing things like this to people so that more people understand what can happen when racists decide to act on their unfounded hatred. Edit: Thank you everyone who has replied without getting mad at someone else's views of morality. It's through discussion that we can all learn just a little more. And again, as a white person myself, remember that the mother is black and has years of ethnic abuse already implanted in her, and that there is no real 'yes' or 'no' answer to how she should react. Thank you all again for being polite and respectful in my replies

[@ev1e.]

@@KFC-Warrior it’s not racist at all

[@ev1e.]

@@KFC-Warrior not wanting your daughters organ to go to a white person after she got purposely hit by a truck isn’t racism. it’s certainly unethical and flawed reasoning but you have to understand how angry and upset she must be, she doesn’t want to uplift her oppressor

[@erikamaxine5199]

If the person who may receive the organs are that racist they won't except them which I find great let the racist die they decided that they would rather die than live with a person of colours organs and the world would be safer without them

[@ev1e.]

@@erikamaxine5199 it’s rare they’ll be told the race of the donor before a transplant

[@erikamaxine5199]

@@ev1e. if they that racist they'll ask

[@chi-hard981]

I love all of them, they handle these types of situations so well, thank you for these videos 💖

[@jinx2100]

It's a real moral dilemma deciding whether to donate organs or not I can understand the mother's wish for the organs to not go to people who are not racist and undeserving like the man who drove the truck. But you can also picture possible situations where the organs would go to "good" people (thus saving their life). So it would be a really hard decision and one which she should never have to make.

[@estebanpineros9409]

The one thing I didn't like was that scene, because (although I may have misunderstood this), I think she said she wanted her daughter's organs going exvlusively to black people, and when she found out that's not how it worked, she decided against it, because anyone not black could be a racist in her mind. I get she wad going through an incredible trauma, but hatred and discrimination like that is the reason people commit heinous acts, like what happened to her daughter. Imagine a white mom had a daughter hurt by a black man, and she said that she'd only consent to organ donation if it went to white people, because other black people could be just as bad as the one that did this. It's the exact same scenario, and it propagared hatred and mistrust based solely on race, which is the definition of racism. (Edit was for spelling errors).

[@RYCH3]

​@@estebanpineros9409 facts

[@nicolasi1844]

There is 9999/1000 chance your organs would go to good people, you would deprive them of survival for the 1/1000 chance a bad person get your organs.

[@DeltaBingus]

When Chicago series cross over I be like: AY I KNOW THAT DUUUDE

[@AudioDose-rw1ef]

WHEN THE CROWD IS RUNNING, DON'T BECOME CURIOUS GEORGE AND START RUNNING IN THE SAME DIRECTION

[@warlis4767]

What happened at the end? No way the guy goes out because he literally self reported and confessed himself.

[@romanov3937]

He probably got imprisioned for life.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

he states he’s dying of cancer which motivated him

[@warh1story563]

Manning’s face in the thumbnail when she finds out Will likes Stevie 😂😂

[@samanthahello]

Yes. There's a minute long clip of this that I've seen so many times and I've never been able to find the rest of it. That you for this!

[@rachelcookie321]

Hey, a bot stole your comment and then got 300 likes and a heart from the KZbin channel.

[@samanthahello]

@@rachelcookie321 ok. Thanks. I don't really know what that means? But I guess it means they copied it?

[@samanthahello]

Ah yep. I found it. Oh well. Thanks though.

[@princeytron]

Tragedies and crises really do bring out both the best and the worst in humanity. People are driven to the height of either selflessness or selfishness. Seeing the dichotomy between the hateful, awful driver. Then the selfless, helpful bystanders not hesitating to help the injured is great. It also shows the bystander effect in critical detail, and it tells you what to do if you see it. When something horrible happens, most bystanders want to help, but it’s so outside of the norm they don’t know what to do. But all they need is someone to step up and tell the what to do to help, and they help. You see this everywhere the bysatnder effect takes place, all it takes is one person to break the ‘trance’ and do something and then everyone else immediately follows. Everyone in that cafe knew what happened and were empathetic and wanted to help, they just didn’t know what to do. As soon as Natalie came in and said “do this to help” they jumped to do it immediately. If you take something away from this, if you are one of the few who are immune/resistant to the Bystander Effect, take charge in crises, even temporarily. If you run into a situation and direct, people will follow when you break that first barrier.

[@talliekevs9470]

Amazing ..love these

[@boomboxboi192]

The way the guy nonchalantly talked about kiiling all those ppl? Great acting, I got almost nauseous

[@Averyconfusedindividual]

i know that this isn't real but just watching the part where jada's mom worries so much hurts me to the core soul

[@jasodragilmore2819]

I just love watching Meds all day and night 😁😄I enjoyed them all

[@haleyh6921]

listening to him speak is so terrifying (the actor did a great job)

[@CMS-qo3wz]

yeah i mean i cant understand why anyone would ever agree to play a racist character unless they are actually racist in real life. I would never do that. It is just much too degrading.

[@promisedmysun6044]

@@CMS-qo3wz I understand where you are coming from but then we wouldn't have any movies or series. Actors get paid to do exactly that: act as someone else.

[@CMS-qo3wz]

@@promisedmysun6044 yeah I understand that too. Tbh they are probably being really really brave. It probably takes a lot of courage for many actors to go and play a character who stands against everything you believe.

[@promisedmysun6044]

@@CMS-qo3wz Absolutely! There are so many actors who say that, when they go to a convention or similar, that people would avoid them or cuss them out solely for the character they have been playing. I think one needs passion to do that job - but I really get what you mean. I couldn't do it either

[@shadowplayer8171]

@@CMS-qo3wz it’s called good acting

[@Nevertoleave]

Reading the title I'm just so use to hearing about this sort of thing coming from the US that I thought it was a news segment when I first read it

[@Astheticgrwmgirly]

CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW MUCH THESE DOCTOR'S SAVED THESE PEOPLE HOW CAN YOU NOT APPRECIATE HOW MUCH THEY HAVE SPEND THERE TIME ON THIS THESE ARE SOME REAL DOCTORS O M G

[@mpanmi3927]

I love that manager

[@RoseCarroll-pk6mt]

Thank you ❤😊

[@Nickohawley]

When you don’t want to wait for the episode on tv then you get all the spoilers 😂😂

[@maureengoosen988]

Love watching Dr Rose and Ethan but all of them are awesome best series on tv God bless them all

[@emilydebridge7145]

you mean dr. rhodes?

[@joaquinchoque2254]

Thanks for this video

[@julesoxana3630]

The fact this is our reality is so heart breaking amd horrifying💔 may God protect us all✝️❤️

[@isien1489]

This hit home hard .....grow up in a black community and our skin is celebrated until you more away.... and you wonder whats wrong with you

[@julesoxana3630]

It breaks my heart to know this is reality for black people

[@Written_in_the_Starss]

America is fucking weird. Celebrating skin color? It's like mentally segregating.

[@Michiro13]

@@Written_in_the_Starss That's Biden's America.

[@horrorcide13]

Black people are the only race who feel the need to exalt themselves all the time. No other race does this. Also some of the most racist people I have ever met always seem to be black. Ironic.

[@paintingdreams290]

@@julesoxana3630 not just blacks my best friend faces it as an Asian in fact when i mentioned my dad stating it was possible i'd move to the US he said i'd be luckier than im which scares me just as much.

[@3broers]

It just dawned on me the reason why I always have a conflict inside me about donating my organs and this just proved why.

[@nicolasi1844]

There is 9999/1000 chance your organs would go to good people, you would deprive them of survival for the 1/1000 chance a bad person get your organs.

[@xero4479]

I like how everyone gets injured before the truck even hits them

[@thedragon12]

Well people qere running and pushing other peoples... not that difficult to understand why there nighr have people who were already injures

[@rlemon4289]

@@thedragon12 theyre not saying how it doesnt make sense

[@erinloveschuuya]

props to the cafe manager, she saved a lot of lives

[@Very_Sleepy50]

If I were Dr Charles I’d probably squeeze the oxygen tube for a few seconds, medical license doesn’t matter at that point

[@targetz3843]

This is humanity at it's rarest moment

[@erinloveschuuya]

ms goodwin is such a good character i love her

[@vjc1599]

I think something notable is how the series does not only focus on the bad aspect of the situation. Programs that deal with a similar theme usually limit themselves to showing the incident of racism and the evil it causes, and then give a reflection at the end, which is not bad in itself. But here they show you how even in such a horrible scenario, good people can appear, firefighters, doctors, paramedics, even ordinary civilians who saw something bad happening and decided to help, all willing to lend a hand for people they don't even know but that they needed it.

[@salh9276]

You know how in horror movies, a demon comes and tries to possess someone to take their souls and the whole crazy scenes, thats not how it happens, it happens like this everyday in the hearts of regular people who listen to the devils whispers to commit such crimes. Its so easy to listen when its fits our own agendas. Great episode 👍

[@TobbeDraws]

"Give it to someone like us" is not racist? xD

[@Astheticgrwmgirly]

ALSO BLESS THIS HOSPITAL FOR SAVING THESE PEOPLE AND THEY ALSO HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF LOADS OF PATIENTS AT THE SAME TIME

[@lalrinzualizuali5448]

I love Chicago. Med👍👍💪💪fightting

[@cowenjoyer]

imagine the hospital bills

[@batz2032]

i dont watch this show, but only on youtube.. now i want to watch this episode. lol

[@lukabajagic5951]

FINALLY NEW VIDEOOOS :D

[@delmicortave]

That man was so happy that he kill so many people he didn't even know, I hate that they put the mother in this situation, that man killed her daughter and with the organs of her daughter that man can live and kill again. She is so emotional but I get it.

[@ishoe7684]

No. The organ wasn't given to the killer. It was for another white man who had heart failure.

[@rollerturtle]

@@ishoe7684 did the other man got the transplant?

[@ishoe7684]

@@rollerturtle the racist guy didn't get hurt that bad. He was given the necessary treatment in a constrained environment

[@maaaaaaarrrrrtaaaa]

But why did the girl had to donate her organs if her stomach was already so damaged?

[@ishoe7684]

@@maaaaaaarrrrrtaaaa her heart and undamaged organs can be used. Like eyes, skin, etc etc

[@Yuri_kiko]

I need a minute to cry

[@anywayssss0022]

OMGG BRO I LOVE THESEEEEE

[@weirdvibes1729]

Jesus I didn't know it was a TV show, the title surprised me for a second

[@AlexHyena-dv4mb]

I could never work in the ER because if someone like him wound up in my ward, I'd make sure he'd wish the crash had killed him

[@deancoleman3294]

Jeeeeezzz that driver is the image of Tom segura 🤣🤣

[@yimwaili5425]

Keep comfortable with our prayers dad

[@kaylansequeira]

This is the only show i watch

[@Errorkinnie5]

The mom made me cry. "I LOVE YOU" ma'am, i cannot do this rn.

[@Lemontarts01]

This is so fucking harrowing. The one thing they couldn't portray is the constant PHONES RINGING. The dead peoples loved ones. I read about it from an actual response personel. He said the carnage wasn't half as bad as the pit your heart sinks to when you hear so many peoples phones ringing...

[@airisalisha1309]

I love your video

[@SEX-WEIRDO]

invisible car strikes again

[@yourmumsfit8288]

i was screaming with the guy who had to have his leg relocated😭 1:08

[@factoraavion2874]

You can say that this scene was killer 😂

[@dadzawa_dadmic6667]

I Love or of your video and keep it up guys

[@janicenascimento9625]

This feels similar to the Charlottesville incident, where that white supremacist's guy ran over tons of people during a march with his car.

[@sofia_calista]

Nah. This is more like waukesha.

[@crit7898]

@@sofia_calista Charlottesville was a white racist trying to kill a bunch of people, so it was very much similar

[@sofia_calista]

@@crit7898 the ppl that white racist ran over were mostly whites too. That one girl who died was white. Waukesha's suspect is a black supremacist who targeted white people and killed only white ppl.

[@markmcgibbon7013]

@@sofia_calista we don't like to talk about that, much better to brush it under the rug it goes against the media narrative

[@TheAwkwardGamer]

@@jasbirkaur7545 "Majority of racists are white people". I'm sorry, but have you been to places like Africa or China, where racism is ACTUALLY institutional and allowed in all its forms against certain groups? Throughout the last year, China's anti-black racism has become known worldwide... and countries like South Africa have been practicing anti-white racism since after the Apartheid era (pretty much the only way to get a job in South Africa when you're white is to be self-employed or be employed by another white person). Those countries are well over 90% Asian and black respectively. No, no, no... the majority of racists that your media FOCUSSES on are white people. Hell, you're even incorrect in that the majority race is white... it's Han Chinese (19% of the world's TOTAL population, with China's population being 91.11% comprised of them) that is the single largest ethnic group. Today, white people account for roughly 6.5% of the total world population. Nothing to sneeze at, mind you. But they're far from the majority race.

[@honinakecheta601]

Racism against racism. An interesting dichotomy.

[@shanicestrawberry2083]

Love me a good Crossover Episode .

[@patriciasmith3875]

Wow I did not expect that

[@angelaoteng1411]

I am sorry for the lady

[@rossanaallemant3098]

Muy buenas serie

[@elsabrady8891]

I love the fact that if this was in Greys Anatomy it would be like decapitated heads and lost legs and arms and much more complicated 😂

[@kibigomargaret8488]

Finally finally 🤗✌

[@tytan7772]

Nice manager 🙃

[@melieflynn-hayes7996]

It doesn't matter if people are mixing just because this man doesn't like it it doesn't mean everyone else does i felt bad for all the people who got hurt.

[@Ruud-xz1hl]

‘Then no’❤❤❤

[@abisAdventure]

It’s just like watching a real movie tho 😮 it’s incredible

[@staceyparsons1135]

I whach these at night and teh give me nightmares

[@shockzzzz6686]

If anyone is looking for full episodes their on Netflix 👍

[@letaygebremichael9678]

I don't get why the full episode is not here and I can't find p 2 any where 😠

[@SamSparks95]

"Yeah officer I have no idea what happened, his neck just suddenly split open, it's weird, must have been the cancer I guess."

[@b_ecs4910]

Unrelated, but they have 1 radiographer for this whole hospital? It’s always the same dude.

[@unzileak9161]

Which episode and season is this??

[@janexerikus8021]

Happened in real life, search Darrell Brooks

[@crit7898]

You mean James Alex Fields Jr

[@willam8421]

Dr Charles's demon face scared me after he realised what the racist was

[@primaryted9001]

Does anyone now the name of the soundtrack thats playing while the killer says those horrific things?

[@traceyhendrie6820]

Wow 😢