As a former paramedic. this just devastates me. I actually had an ambulance stolen out of the ambulance bay at one of the local hospitals we used to frequent. In my case, it was a mental patient who slipped out of the ED, stole the rig and drove it home. RIP, sister.
Georgia Geoprepper had the same thing happen to us to.....we stopped at a convenience store in between runs ....we were checking out and out of the corner of my eye I see our rig backing out...we run out and the truck was gone....and to make it worse it was a brand new ambulance....the cops got it back fast though....the chief wasn't real happy about it......my deepest condolences go out to the family and the members of the FDNY
Why did you leave your paramedic job is it too stressful. Ive been thinking of taking that career path but i see a lot of paramedics that only last 5 to 6 years.
I can remember the first time being attacked while on scene and afterwards trying to figure out why someone would attack me when all I do is try to help people. EMS and fire isn't there to arrest or hurt people. All they care about is helping.
screw the map! screw the GPS! screw the better ETA! write me up later because I swear to God I'm going right now!…. nothing is Stopping me when I hear my brothers and sister screaming on the radio like that!!! 😢😡
10-4..... One of my brothers or sisters call out a 10-13 I am OUT! IDC ABOUT WHERE I AM OR WHO I MUST ANSWER TO IN THE END! We are ONE 🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑 I also worked with her some days, excellent sister/partner R.I.P. our dear sister 🙏🏼🚑🙏🏼
this is heartbreaking all my ems crew please use the override anytime you step out of the bus. I know it's easier to just hop out thinking you're gonna hop back in but please use it. Sleep in peace Yadira 😢
A signal 5-5-5-5 has been transmitted, it is with regret, that the department announces the death of EMT Yadira Arroyo, which occurred on March 16th 2017, as a result of injuries sustained while operating at Bronx box 2856, transmitted at 1800 hours on March 16th 2017. All flags on the department buildings shall be flown at half staff. A signal 5-5-5-5 has been transmitted, it is with regret, that the department announces the death of EMT Yadira Arroyo, which occurred on March 16th 2017, as a result of injuries sustained while operating at Bronx box 2856, transmitted at 1800 hours on March 16th 2017, signed, commissioner Daniel A Nigro at 000 hours on March 16th 2017. Time 2100 hours dispatcher 416.
@@josecruz2701 no this is how we do it in the New York City Fire Department every time a member of the fire department is confirmed dead so we say our transmissions over our dispatch microphone twice or multiple times for better understanding and also to relay the information to firefighters just tuning in that’s why Thanks for your understanding
😔 oh, my goodness i just read the discription that the paramedic pass away, i am sorry for your loss. i will keep him or her in my thoughts and prayers.
we just had another EMT that became lieutenant after she passed away from a severe stabbing to her back this caused a major c-spine injury and this is what took her life, the suspect was charged with 1st degree murder on an FDNY EMT and will hopefully be sentenced to life in prison just like Jose Gonzalez, also we lost a firefighter in Spring Valley from Ladder 17 if anyone remembers that one including officer Michael Frey of the Eastchester Police Department
GramGirl her partner was right there with her yelling and screaming she even ran up to the suspect while they had him pinned on the ground and kicked him in the face multiple times they grabbed her and she yelled out “look at my partner” the video of the incident is on TH-cam also
It's not that easy. There are many reasons we medics need to enter our rigs speedily, and do not have time to fish for keys. I can speak from past experiences where my partner and I had to enter our rig fast and get out of the area until pd arrived because of a pt or the PT's family become agitated. Also, locking the doors locks all our doors on the rigs my company uses which hinders speedy care.
John Quiles exactly. it's a little confusing because at 6 minute marker it switches to the 43 PCT, but for us in EMS of the kdt doesn't assign you then you can go single 63 verbally.
I am not an EMT, I drive the city bus in Houston, I do not understand how she left the keys inside of the vehicle. In training we were told NEVER leave the keys in the vehicle, no matter what! I guess EMT training need to tell them that as well. RIP lady
Alexxxxandra ...they were alerted to a male surfing the rear step, they pulled over to have him safely get off the back. he was able to over power the EMTs...they weren't on the scene of any call they were trying to get to the scene of a call.
TheSarcasimqueen Right...I know that...but it has nothing to do with what I said. She left the keys in the engine. My point is that you NEVER leave the keys due exactly this reason, you can not control Crazy people
Because of all the lights, radio, computers, rescue equipment etc, the rig must be left running. All the equipment must be left on for protection from other vehicles and to run the life safety equipment in the vehicle as well as to be able to promptly leave the scene to transport victims. It is done everyday by thousands of first responders on thousands of incidents without this outcome. My condolences to the loved ones of this brave first responder. RIP.... Never forget
Most ambulances have security overrides that allow you to remove the keys from the ignition while leaving the engine running. If anyone gets into an ambulance while it is in security override and applies brake pressure to shift gears the engine automatically shuts off.
As a former paramedic. this just devastates me. I actually had an ambulance stolen out of the ambulance bay at one of the local hospitals we used to frequent. In my case, it was a mental patient who slipped out of the ED, stole the rig and drove it home. RIP, sister.
Georgia Geoprepper had the same thing happen to us to.....we stopped at a convenience store in between runs ....we were checking out and out of the corner of my eye I see our rig backing out...we run out and the truck was gone....and to make it worse it was a brand new ambulance....the cops got it back fast though....the chief wasn't real happy about it......my deepest condolences go out to the family and the members of the FDNY
NY justice system is fucked
Frankie Boots ...got that right... no exception. ..
Why did you leave your paramedic job is it too stressful. Ive been thinking of taking that career path but i see a lot of paramedics that only last 5 to 6 years.
I think you are lying
All of us, retired and current NYC EMS are in deep shock and mourning.
my wife is a medic.. some scumbag does this he will never be able to hide from my justice
got that right!!!!!!
I know that's right
I never worked a bus with her but I knew her and she was a very nice lady. Rip
I can remember the first time being attacked while on scene and afterwards trying to figure out why someone would attack me when all I do is try to help people. EMS and fire isn't there to arrest or hurt people. All they care about is helping.
I have attacked cops, but I'd never attack medical or fire.
screw the map! screw the GPS! screw the better ETA! write me up later because I swear to God I'm going right now!…. nothing is Stopping me when I hear my brothers and sister screaming on the radio like that!!! 😢😡
10-4!!!
Forreal ! idgaf where the hell I am I’m haulin ass to wherever they are
10-4..... One of my brothers or sisters call out a 10-13 I am OUT! IDC ABOUT WHERE I AM OR WHO I MUST ANSWER TO IN THE END! We are ONE 🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑 I also worked with her some days, excellent sister/partner R.I.P. our dear sister 🙏🏼🚑🙏🏼
@@calebsukhu5116 Dam right!! I made my rig roll like Richard Petty going to HELP calls!!!! "Arrive alive."- A good one!
You will and deserve to be written up
I was an FDNY EMT for 3 years in Brooklyn. RIP from 58A
Would you happen to know Joey Rodriguez?
@@janicerodriguez946 hmmmm doesn't sound too familiar but it was a long time ago. I was at Station 58 in Canarsie Brooklyn
@@janicerodriguez946 I knew Joey, great guy. I was an EMT at 43 in Brooklyn for 12 years. May he continue to rest in peace.
@@frankwhite2230 Thank you very very much!!!
this is heartbreaking all my ems crew please use the override anytime you step out of the bus. I know it's easier to just hop out thinking you're gonna hop back in but please use it. Sleep in peace Yadira 😢
Heartbreaking. Great job by all. RIP lady.
RIP. WEVE GOT IT FROM HERE.
Just listening to this sickens the FUCK out of me!!!!!!..............................
*Rest in Peace Sister*
my heart is broken...this was one of the most difficult things to listen too
I was the 3rd unit there. This i never got over. Rest up sis..we got it from here..and yes ill smile..like you always said❤
❤❤
And now her tour has ended. RIP Sister Arroyo.
Truly sad and hits home
A signal 5-5-5-5 has been transmitted, it is with regret, that the department announces the death of EMT Yadira Arroyo, which occurred on March 16th 2017, as a result of injuries sustained while operating at Bronx box 2856, transmitted at 1800 hours on March 16th 2017. All flags on the department buildings shall be flown at half staff. A signal 5-5-5-5 has been transmitted, it is with regret, that the department announces the death of EMT Yadira Arroyo, which occurred on March 16th 2017, as a result of injuries sustained while operating at Bronx box 2856, transmitted at 1800 hours on March 16th 2017, signed, commissioner Daniel A Nigro at 000 hours on March 16th 2017. Time 2100 hours dispatcher 416.
Why do you say it so many times... is it a joke to you 🤔
@@josecruz2701 no this is how we do it in the New York City Fire Department every time a member of the fire department is confirmed dead so we say our transmissions over our dispatch microphone twice or multiple times for better understanding and also to relay the information to firefighters just tuning in that’s why
Thanks for your understanding
Bless her soul... 🙏🏼
Unbelievable...
😔 oh, my goodness i just read the discription that the paramedic pass away, i am sorry for your loss. i will keep him or her in my thoughts and prayers.
5:28 horrible
RIP my sister. "May we be in heaven 3o minutes before the devil knows we're gone."~Beefy 330
Fuck.
The fallen hero R.I.P Yadira
RIP god bless ❤️
God Bless Her, RIP Yadira Arroyo.
i love you ma
This is the sound of death... I had hoped never to hear this again in my lifetime...😢🙏🏽
sound of death?
It was Yari Arroyo's partner screaming over the radio.
@@gasaholic47 That was Yari.
@@jojomakes No, that was her partner. My brother is an EMS Lt. in the Bronx. he told me it was her partner.
@@gasaholic47 Ok, I must've heard wrong. My apologies.
Rest In Peace young lady...RIP
we just had another EMT that became lieutenant after she passed away from a severe stabbing to her back this caused a major c-spine injury and this is what took her life, the suspect was charged with 1st degree murder on an FDNY EMT and will hopefully be sentenced to life in prison just like Jose Gonzalez, also we lost a firefighter in Spring Valley from Ladder 17 if anyone remembers that one including officer Michael Frey of the Eastchester Police Department
Painful, 8 minutes of everyone wanting to know what's going on. Shutter.
You should have been more careful in describing this piece. One was run over. One MOS traumatic arrest
Being exdispatber the did a great job
You are lying
If a person is riding on the back of the ambulance keep driving until you get the emergency.
full 5 minutes until someone announce traumatic arrest
R I P ANGEL .'. YADIRA ARROYO
Still feeling this one. R.I.P Yari
The fallen hero R.I.P Yadira
Me being in FD and EMS this makes me cry I feel there pain
How do you feel their pain if they are dead .... this is sounding suspicious buddy 👀
Only 1 was ran over
RIP Ms. Jadi 🙏🏽
what frequency was this on ?
Your azz that's where the audio was coming from.... get off the computer 🖥 for good 👍
Initially Bronx north and it went to Bronx south as well. I was working Bronx south
Any info on the perpetrator?
JohnRoss In custody.
Jose Gonzalez
He was arrested immediately on scene by a MTA K9 cop that happened to be right there.
well...for the most part he just killed his only angel...that would one day save his ass...now no angel...
Wow! So sad where was her partner?
GramGirl her partner was right there with her yelling and screaming she even ran up to the suspect while they had him pinned on the ground and kicked him in the face multiple times they grabbed her and she yelled out “look at my partner” the video of the incident is on TH-cam also
@@goddesshatmehit4861 I was so happy her partner was able to get a few kicks to him. I remember watching the video. The cops had to pull her off him.
You must not have been paying attention at all to the audio... get off the computer 🖥 🙄 and stay off for good 👍
I get chills every time I hear this.. rest easy sister we got it from here
so sorry. very sad.
RIP.
Lock your truck Everytime to get out and this won't happen! It's preventable.
It's not that easy. There are many reasons we medics need to enter our rigs speedily, and do not have time to fish for keys. I can speak from past experiences where my partner and I had to enter our rig fast and get out of the area until pd arrived because of a pt or the PT's family become agitated.
Also, locking the doors locks all our doors on the rigs my company uses which hinders speedy care.
Or if you work out of a sprinter, it won’t let you lock if the truck is running.
Dude hopped on the back people flagged them down to tell them he over powered and ran her over
@@marshallbyrne9426 what u make no sense ... stop lying
10-63 requesting meal while there is 10-13/10-85 immediate assistance
63 from PD or EMS? 63 means enroute if its EMS.. 63 for PD is meal.
Educate yourself before you post. 10-63 is enroute.
John Quiles exactly. it's a little confusing because at 6 minute marker it switches to the 43 PCT, but for us in EMS of the kdt doesn't assign you then you can go single 63 verbally.
10-63 to ems is en route.
10-100 for ems is break/facilities
I am not an EMT, I drive the city bus in Houston, I do not understand how she left the keys inside of the vehicle. In training we were told NEVER leave the keys in the vehicle, no matter what! I guess EMT training need to tell them that as well. RIP lady
Alexxxxandra ...they were alerted to a male surfing the rear step, they pulled over to have him safely get off the back. he was able to over power the EMTs...they weren't on the scene of any call they were trying to get to the scene of a call.
TheSarcasimqueen
Right...I know that...but it has nothing to do with what I said. She left the keys in the engine. My point is that you NEVER leave the keys due exactly this reason, you can not control Crazy people
Because of all the lights, radio, computers, rescue equipment etc, the rig must be left running. All the equipment must be left on for protection from other vehicles and to run the life safety equipment in the vehicle as well as to be able to promptly leave the scene to transport victims. It is done everyday by thousands of first responders on thousands of incidents without this outcome. My condolences to the loved ones of this brave first responder. RIP.... Never forget
dovantes Thank you for explaining, now I understand. It makes sense. Rest in Peace 💗💗💗💗💗
Most ambulances have security overrides that allow you to remove the keys from the ignition while leaving the engine running. If anyone gets into an ambulance while it is in security override and applies brake pressure to shift gears the engine automatically shuts off.
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