Emergency Services respond to a serious incident in West London - BTP ERU
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2018
- Emergency vehicles from British Transport Police, London Air Ambulance and London Ambulance Service HART responding to an incident at Rayners Lane station in West London, featuring
- British Transport Police Volvo ERU (Emergency Response Unit)
- London Air Ambulance Skoda Octavia RRV
- London Ambulance Service Hazardous Area Response Team Mercedes Benz Sprinter
- British Transport Police 2x Ford Focus and Ford Tourneo IRV
London Fire Brigade G311 & G312 Northolt and G306 Wembley, two additional BTP/TFL ERU Volvos, Metropolitan Police, London Ambulance Service and couple more HART vehicles also attended.
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0:36 You gotta park where you gotta park!
Pretty neat to catch the new(ish) ERU and LAA RRV. :)
If anyone is wondering what the incident was, I was there, a man got hit by a train, committing suicide.
Person hit by a train
Fatal incident
Police rescue needs a light bar
Just like a THW car :P of course (y)
Polizeifeuerwehrauto😂
What actually happend
I love the BTP ERU so much, although a lightbar would suit it much more
Technically the only "police" stuff about this truck is the police officer driving it and the police markings. Other than that, its a pure TfL vehicle. Wouldn't make sense to fully equipt it with proper lightbars etc. They only needed some blue lights to legally drive it "code3" to avoid stupid UK road legislations.
FrogFootTV I suppose. I’m just looking at it from an aesthetic side. But yeah ik that tfl run them. They have some merc ategos and iveco daily’s still don’t they?
Im afraid not. Only Volvos now. @@itz_cam-ok1hq
Following in from FrogFoot I’m currently serving as a BTP Officer the lightbar wouldn’t suffice simply because although it says “POLICE” on the front the sign is reversible to say “EMERGENCY” so although the lights are blue when an officer is driving it when it’s not the lights can be orange for TFL staff to drive it around.
מיקי מאוס תחזור לוולד דיסני יא עכבר
What they responding to? And what is that police fire engine?
A person hit by a train at Rayners Lane Underground Station, which proved to be fatal.
It's not a fire truck, it's the BTP's and London Undergrounds joint Emergency Response Unit. The driver is a police officer (for the use of blue lights) and the rest are engineers trained in railway rescues - they carry no fire equipment as they respond to things such as this unfortunate “one under” and derailments etc. When it arrives on scene, the police officer just acts as a normal BTP officer
woah that water fairy wannabe police truck :o Nice catch!
Worldwide Emergencies .... it's a rescue truck/equipment carrier operated by the British Transport Police for incidents on the rails or underground, specifically "one-unders" such as this.
YelpBullhorn it only owned and driven by BTP to give blue light and siren capability the staff on board are network rail.
Everyone has problems in life some are unbelievably profoundly serious and a way out or to talk to someone..... anyone.....a complete stranger....to share a/ these problems takes a lot of courage and guts it doesn't matter if you are male or female, you may not be able to solve a problem there and then but it's surprising how people immediately sense an act of impending life threatening suicidal thoughts and tendencies to commit suicide maybe not there and then but that opportunity to delay or summon professional help is only a 999 call away and the window of opportunity is there to be taken even if you can distract just long enough to get that person to a place of safety and not a mortuary!!!!!!.I witnessed a " ONE UNDER".....and I was working in a abattoir at the time ...let me tell you ....that body parts were still being recovered 24hrs later and the train driver never drove again even though it wasn't his fault, and then the victims family have to be told and the emergency services have the grim task of recovery of the body, sometimes its done in full view of passengers waiting for their train on the platform.....a person just leaves the platform impacts with the train and you wouldn't recognize it as a human body.
Looks like a possible "One under"
Not that many in response for that, surely.
@@LucharyGames really depends how bad or situation it happened
@@northants999videos8 Suppose it could be a few under.
Has to be a one under. Can't think of any other reason for ERU and London's Air Ambulance to be attending, unless a derailment caused some serious injures
Was this the accident at Croydon?
What was the incident?
comments below will tell you.
A police engine?!
It’s the British version of a swat van
its used for rescues and repairs on the LU
@@sebby324 no… no it’s not.
זה מתאים גם לנכים האמבולנס הזה
all that for a 1 under ? bit OTT
Not at all. It's not a simple operation to either attempt to save or retrieve the person and then resume normal service.
The Police van was far too close to the Police car in front, if the Police car had to stop suddenly the Police van would have gone straight into the back of the Police car, very bad driving by the driver of the Police van.
They are trained to drive like that. Convoy driving is very dangerous as people tent to pull out on the 2nd vehicle thinking there is only 1. They drive close together so that does not happen.