[7] HATZOLAH UNMARKED UNITS RESPONDS TO WRONG LOCATION
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Date Recorded: February 10, 2016
Area: Flushing Queens, New York
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Rare spotting of "Jewish hatzolah" volunteer unmarked units responding urgently with rumbler siren and arriving, then being rerouted to another location.
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Thanks so much for watching!
With all those many unusual cars, lighting and siren usage. That's madness.
If I saw that I would think a terror suspect is being hunted by special forces lol.
Never seen this around my town.
Glad I caught it on camera... 😊
It's certainly very unusual - I'll be looking to catch Hatzolah now in the future!
they are playing Pokemon Go
Denzel made my day
frfr you could see it in the people's faces "what the fak is going on?"
I would have NEVER EXPECTED A HONDA ODYSSEY TO BE AN UNMARKED LOL
GOOD CATCH!!
@tester123532456 yes there fake
@@onthescenenews1153 On a scale to 1 to 10 how stupid are you?
@@rowan_kid9607 Texas is my favourite country
*Christmas tree with full siren appproaching*
BMW Driver: I will pull into the intersection now.
Edit: He didn't even have the green light when he cut off the approaching emergency vehicle... :|
+KevinSun242 hahha
He's following standard BMW driving procedures
actually OCCB uses minivans soo...............
Ok we are going to try this again. The Organized Crime Control Bureau of the NYPD has DEPARTMENT ISSUED mini vans with lights and sirens. Do some research before you open your mouth.
I have watched this video about 20 times, and the more I see it the more I'm impressed. I'm surprised how people disrespect someone saving their life. The reason so many people responded is because its "all hands on deck". If you worked in Manhattan and seen the EMS get stuck in traffic, you have to rely on anyone getting there. The people who are disrespecting these volunteers, God Bless their hearts. The funny part about the haters is, its not about the religion. Its about getting someone whomever to help save that persons life. Each year in the U.S., there are approximately 359,400 Emergency Medical Services (EMS)-assessed cardiac arrests outside of a hospital setting and on average, less than 10% of victims survive. Cardiac arrest affects people of all ages, but occurs more commonly in adults with prior heart disease. AED's ( automated external defibrillator) (AED), with CPR can more than double a victim’s chance of survival. I have seen a lot of incidents both in NY and Boston and all over. A lot of people don't want to get involved but it does not matter how many respond. They can show up dressed as Santa Claus or with a superman costume. If they save a life they are a hero. For people still disrespecting Hatzola and / or FDNY, believe me if it was your loved one or you who are in full arrest you would welcome anyone to help save your life. Finally, there response times are remarkable and they are on call and leave their jobs to respond. I would like you see this video of an ambulance stuck in traffic th-cam.com/video/l3hOBeQvc3M/w-d-xo.html or this video th-cam.com/video/jpyOgAs5XdI/w-d-xo.html Ok this one is even better th-cam.com/video/bkJ-Js7fuoI/w-d-xo.html
Finally, For every minute that passes without CPR and defibrillation, however, the chances of survival decrease by 7-10%,
The story was..! The Queen's Hatzolah (EMS volunteer org.) recovered a phone call for an 'Cardiac Arrest' with an unknown exact location by the caller, so they send multiple units around the possible area to locate the exact address, at the end the caller connected the units by their sirens...
Just Watch seriously??
arvid gunardi Yup
No police official would dare to intervene or they'd be walking the beat on staten island. Mucho political influence at work here.
that nypd traffic unit didnt give a remote fuck lol
Obviously they were misinformed on the address of the emergency. And FYI, Hatzolah doesn't only serve the "Hasidic" community. Hatzolah is a Jewish run non-profit first responder organization and they will respond to any emergency they receive, regardless of who is calling.
Ummm you are screwed up. They DO care about all walks of life. They are not self centered and they are ready to help WHO EVER needs it.
Amen!
+Jb 007 call them in an emergency and see for your self... They help everyone, no matter your religion, color or association group!
+Jb 007 There is nothing illegal about their lights and sirens in NYC. NYC Council has their own regulations for emergency vehicles under REMSCO code. NYC Council permits volunteer rescue groups to use lights and sirens servicing 5 boroughs of NY. Outside of NYC like upstate NY counties, rules and regulations for volunteer groups are different for each county. Hatzolah is not the only volunteer group that uses lights and sirens. They're just the largest volunteer EMS in North East region.
+Jb 007 Not illegal, as they're licensed by the State, or Province, in Canada.
People playing emergency responder.... I read in this comment section that they were responding to "a" cardiac arrest... Do you really need 7 vehicles weaving through traffic, against traffic, U turns in a crowded street like that? 7 people! I got it. One to hold the victims head, 1 to hold each arm, 1 to hold each leg, 1 to give CPR, 1 to watch the patient be given CPR.. Like I said, to me, it's people playing emergency responder on very congested streets. Basically, It's all for show...
you clearly know nothing about pit crew or high quality CPR
+Doc Hawk - Neither does the city since I don't think I ever saw 3 ambulances (6 medical personnel) respond to one cardiac..
+4stripguy
Im luckly enough to be on a department that when we call a code we tone EMS again and tone Fire for an Engine w/Manpower + PD responds
Get on scene and literally form a line, take turns doing compressions.
Last code I worked we had at least 12 people, it really should be the standard but in places as big as NYC there isn't enough staff for something like that
+Doc Hawk - Made no difference in this case even if they had 10 people... Since they probably wasted over 5 minutes responding to the WRONG location..
+4stripguy
Yeah definitely agree with you here, this one was totally a clusterfuck
Don’t understand the negativity towards Hatzolah/Hatzalah, I work in EMS and previously worked in law enforcement and we as professionals have worked alongside my local Hatzolah EMS volunteers since their inception. Let me tell you, no matter what they will drop whatever they’re doing and respond in mass, I’m talking 6-7 deep to a scene across town from where they live and be there within 5 minutes. That’s 6-7 EMTs and paramedics arriving on a scene in 5 minutes. The County EMS covers my suburb and takes 10 minutes on average to make scene. Hatzolah is an invaluable and remarkably dedicated group of people.
@Nightman You ok bud?
@Nightman Putz
Thank you❤❤❤❤
Anyone but Jews riding around with lights and sirens would be arrested. But Jews can do all kinds of illegal things non-stop and jerks like this douchebag are here kissing Jews' asses. Disgusting.
@@fredericksonnenskog4511Nobody is stopping you from starting a volunteer atheist EMS service. Good luck finding atheists that care about other people as much as they care about their selfish narcissistic selves.
Wonder if they tried radioing in to tell dispatch not to send any more units after three of them arrived on scene.
Average_Joe87 They should hire you as an advisor...
You are not the smartest I guess...
1/2
Hi.
I see from the messages that you guys don't know how Hatzolah operates...
On a event like this eg. "Cardiac arrest" there will be several units responding.
• 3 EMTs to rotate CPR (it's exhausting..)
• 2 Paramedics
• 1 unit to bring the ambulance
• As well sometimes they can send a 3rd unit called a "Thumper unit" witch Carries a thumper machine witch dues CPR automatically and is very effective.
Now the reason why they go in their own car, that's the whole point....
Basically Hatzolah opened in NYC where there is a very long wait time for FDNY EMS
so what Hatzolah dues is they take random EMTs,paramedics, physicians, Etc. who have regular jobs and the one with the closest proximity will answer the call.
How ever they are brilliant in response time!
My nephew was chocking once in the lower East side of Manhattan and Hatzolah was there in literally 45 Seconds!!!!!
This is unbelievable!
I know that they get mandatory driving training once every month!
Tactical minivan
Next they need a tac scooter
@@commander_matrixsemergency8463 oh shut up.
That’s kind of mean.
That’s not tac it’s Hatzolah ERT 1 😂
looks like they got dispatched to the wrong address and i think this was for a code
Looks like Metro State
gggrrrrrooooosssssss
Lmao
Lolll
SER-GEANT!!
ahhhahhaa
Im confused why this private EMS agency needs 7 unmarked vehicles to respond for a medical aid
i’m not complaining, i would want that if i was in need of help
It’s very ridiculous
@@WAVYJWGAMING Well i hope ur jewish because thats the only way you can call them
I am a volunteer emt and fire fighter on Long Island and the cops would never let us run lights and sirens and red and blue lights in our POV we only are aloud a blue light. Nice to see the government playing favorites.
1. They run Red and White.
2. They have permission from the NYPD, NYSP, and I believe the DHS but I'm not sure about them.
3. Nothing to do with the Federal Government.
4. Off-duty/Volunteer Firefighters/EMTs are exclusively distinguished by those blue lights. These blend right in with NYC Law Enforcement.
I dont agree with them be allowed to do all this, but those are the facts.
@@theunpaidprofessional 1. Most people see that and would not know the difference between a regular first responder or one of them with the color
2. If the NY government can let them do it why can’t we be allowed to do it here 30 miles east. Just seems like if they can do it for the same purpose why can’t we.
Every single one of those vehicles is a “take home” car. registered to the agency essentially, and are equipped as full fly cars or BLS responder level. nobodies playing favorites. I’m sure the individuals have to pay into the agency for things like registrations and what not, but they’re registered emergency vehicles.
@@TheTushMan they are personal cars correct, but they’re registered through the agency if I remember correctly. That’s how they’re able to use reds and sirens. Otherwise they’d have to abide by blue courtesy light laws.
THEY RESPOND TO 70,000 CALLS A YEAR AND YOU FOUND 1 MISTAKE!!!!!
What u mean?
@@Heyroblox14 i mean why is this news worthy that they made a mistake?
@@muha-tt3nz this is not a news worth you stupiud ass. Explian me what the fuck is Hatzolah ?
@@druszan17 Hatzolah is a jewish volunteer EMS organization
They make mistakes everyday because this is what they do every single day. Reckless driving at its worst. You are VOLUNTEER Ems. Stop acting like you are anything but that.
Great catch! Pretty insane siren use. Good luck with your channel :)
This video was presented by Jeep. Only in a Jeep
Imagine you have heart attack on the street. Someone calls ambulance ,and need to wait 15 -30 minutes.
You are dead.
You imagine someone calls hatzala ,and with in 1-5 minutes they show up.
U will still be alive today
Kings County yeah as long as they show up to the correct address...
WTF JUST HAPPEN? DID they do Wifi CPR?
Pokemond Go
You win!
what the fuck did I just watch. this got more ridiculous by the minute
and I thought I was the only one.
Same
seriously! what a cluster fuck, clown show
We have them in Sydney, they come under "Community First Responder" and are trained by the Ambulance Service of NSW. Other services also receive this training and act as community first responders in remote areas such as the rural fire service, state emergency service etc etc. In Sydney they are also used for non-jewish customers if there is no other ambulance around, that is part of being part of the community first responder program. So in Sydney they serve anyone in need.
Absolutely ridiculous. Hatzolah decorates their personal vehicles like obnoxious Christmas trees. Sirens, airhorns, rumblers. They've become something out of a Dr. Suess cartoon. Driving stupid and dangerously in traffic. They seem to forget they are volunteers. Enough is enough. New York needs to put a stop to this foolishness. Yes, they provide a lifesaving service, in some cases. But the reality is, nobody knows who they are in traffic. NYPD, FBI, NYSP, etc... Only in NYC do you see this kind of over the top stupidness. Give them a green volunteer light, and take away all the reds, blues, white, multiple sirens and airhorns, and all the other abuses of the emergency vehicle bravado.
Nah bro. The type of light indicates their function. Red white fire or medical. Red blue is Leo and purple is nos
@@BabyBoomersDoomerWhat is NOS?
exactly
That's the first. An unmarked minivan, and a Jeep. You don't see this lmao
They have record setting response times. Google it. If it's YOU or your loved one, you'd be glad they were driving like that in your direction.
I’m not negative on hatzolah often but those guys are just sitting there blocking half the street
You know who likes to block the street their bukharian brethren who constantly smokes cigarettes.
@alek488 www.health.ny.gov/professionals/ems/pdf/01-01.pdf
Those unmarked cars are mad nice
So many stupid comments in here.
If a private ambulance service is ok, then why is there problem with Hatzalah?
Moreover, What is the problem with a company funded by donations and manned by volunteers?
These are people volunteering their free time to save others (not only jews, if you wonder).
I drive through Boro Park every day and I see this regularly
Ok. I'm going to ask the really dumb question. I see all these povs making noise. Anyone bring the ambulance??
Eugene Johnson someone
Hatzolah literally does whatever the fuck they want, not even the FDNY or NYPD fly through oncoming traffic like that. And who pulls on scene and blocks the entire roadway like that for an ems call I can understand for a fire or an active shooter/robbery situation but that was completely unnecessary.
Gavin Maldonado are you stupid or dumb or just both.. just take a couple of seconds to think before you write something stupid like this. They block the road like that so when the ambulance comes they can move out of the way and the ambulance has all the room they need. If you didn’t notice in the video nyc drivers don’t care they will pull right out in front of you and block an intersection just like that guy did when he was trying to make a right turn he pulled right in front of dude even tho he knew he wasn’t going to be able to get out of the way without going around him in the other lane. Just take a few seconds and think before you write something stupid it’s not that hard that’s the problem with people these days they don’t think for shit it’s not that hard
you are totally right. until the day taht YOU will need EMS...
Really!? You obviously don’t live in nyc. FDNY gets into way more accidents than Hatzolo. I’ve seen fire engines plow through a whole street full of cars…. Give me a break
@@mendyis FDNY is a lot busier than Hatzolah so you can’t even compare
@@strnglhld you missed the point… original commenter was saying fdny doesn’t even respond like this. I call BS. I don disagree that fdny is busier than H. Duh
Maybe the most strange and also the coolest emergency response video I've ever seen. Simply stunning! :-) (I also have EMS videos just like Martin Piller, Czech man like me :-))
I believe Oregon State Police use the same van seen in this video. I have become afraid of Dodge Caravans, Chargers, Chevrolet pickups and anything that resembles a front bumper and spotlight. I pay too much car insurance.
This is actually not as uncommon as ppl think. Where I live these people are the primary caregivers in our community. Volunteer emts and paramedics who drop what they are doing to help ppl they don't even know. My family is very involved as my father, uncles, and other relatives are members. Some do take it too far with the lights but it is for a good cause
They are dangerous they put people in danger there driving needs to be reviewed by the CO of the pct. very unprofessional
And all that drama for a circumcision gone wrong..
Considering that most male Americans undergo genital mutilation at birth, that makes absolutely no sense.
I was actually there and spoke to the organization... A person called in a heart attack on the street in that area.... It must have been a prankster that called due to them not finding any patient
If it was a heart attack let's say, wouldn't the Jewish hatzolah *Ambulance* respond to the scene?
+josh francis see my response above
+Jack Brown A heart attack? Lol - this looked like a terror suspect being hunted! Crazy stuff.
+CobraEmergencyVideos lol this just shows how much these first responders care about every single life! Saving others is key!
+josh francis Only once EMS arrive on scene ( I work with St. John's Ambulance) and call in a code red or black, does the Bus arrive.
I watched this 27 times and laugh every time. they kinda scared the New Yorkers like they were like wtf. Lol
Some of these Hatzolah's are not even legit. Last week I caught a privately owned vehicle with no EMT registrations and out of state Florida plates doing the same thing with lights in front back and side responding to "emergencies" in Kew Garden Hills. How tf is that even legal?
Because they're are volunteers not a paid agency.
@@Zaltic they get paid within the community not by the state dummy
@Marcus Harris they do not get paid.
It's volunteer ambulance service.
And it's a registered ambulance service under NYC law.
@WheatleyGLaDOS it is actually legal for an ambulance crew member to use reds with sirens on their POV, in NY State, provided that said POV is equipped with ALS equipment, and is registered as an ambulance.
I don't know how they can get away with unmarked first responder vehicles
Hatzolah has received numerous awards for being the best volunteer EMS in New York. Ask any ER doc who the best is.
They left a black girl who got hit by a van to die and took the guy who was in way less condition
@@thatonenigeriansformulahave a source?
@@TheBalls55 source there was a massive riot I don't remember the year cause I wasn't born then but my dad had told me about he was so descriptive
Crown Heights riots 1991. The consensus reported by most is that many ambulances showed up to an accident where a black child was hit by a car driven by a Jewish man. While Nyc-Ems was working on the child, NYPD put the Jewish man in a Hatzolah ambulance because he was being beaten by a mob. The cops told Hatzolah take the jewish man away from the scene and this is why they left fast.
@@TheBalls55 damn you wrecked my ass nice job dude my apologies
I cannot believe the traffic disaster they made just because they responded wrongly
I would love to be in traffic when they do that I wouldn’t move one 1 inch how the fuck is this legal
Hatzola is the fastest ambulance responder s.
Congrats on trying to kill somebodies life cuz you didn't want to move!
because theyre not "white", so they get ethnonationalist police and medical response
Yea it is legal. And you would either be charged with obstruction failure to yield or given a $1,067 ticket for failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. This is a volunteer organization
@@Zaltic if they can catch a nigga license plate lmfao
When I heard that electromechanical Carson siren I thought my crew left without me
The way they approach this scene was poor tactics & not safe, isn't the goal to make way for the ambulance to reach the scene instead of blocking traffic on a busy road? definitely not smart. These guys need tons of training. An accident could've easily been created on this event. Nor does NYPD respond like this.. Incredible !!
NYPD doesn’t want to get sued. These “volunteers” have the city by the balls.
The cars and personnel operating them in this video are volunteer EMS personnel from Hatzbola ( prob spelled wrong,sry) Volunteer Ambulance service. I know they operate in Queens and Brooklyn, not sure about the other 3 boroughs. They're allowed by NYC law to have and use red,blue,and whatever other color lights and sirens installed in their personal vehicles. They must take and pass a EVOC ( Emergency Vehicle Operating Course). Some members respond with their vehicles to the scene while other member or members go to Quarters, get the bus and respond with that. I've seen them many times over the yrs responding with their personal cars to jobs and it does sound like WW3 has just begun. Their bus( ambulance) has multiple sirens and air horns like a Fire Truck. I give them credit for volunteering their time to help others in need, but they do need to b smart about their driving. The first couple on scene need 2 radio for the others to slow down when they aren't needed. Also blasting the sirens at all hours of the night isn't necessary either for most jobs unless some1 is bleeding out or in full arrest and likely. I was a volunteer FF for 10 yrs in Nassau County NY and we weren't allowed any sirens or red lights in our personal cars. We were allowed blue lights on the dash, but that isn't to go through red lights and disobey traffic laws, it's just a "courtesy light" for people in front of u to move to the right to let u pass. The only sirens in the volunteer Fire Departments are on the rigs and the Chiefs car, which is a marked car, usually a SUV.
David Weis
Hatozalla
David Weis this is not that, your laws don't apply to them
Unmarked EMS vehicles? Nothing like catching an emergency off guard!
I can't believe in this day and age they still allow that in NYC. Hell I live in a city of 32k and it's not allowed here.
Moishy Breier I'm sure they do. When they can figure out where the hell they're going.
These guys are like The Keystone Cops of EMS!
U from pa
How is this even legal and allowed? This is dangerous. And embarrassing.
I’m wondering the same thing
Imean they're all trained EMTs, with EVOC, so it seems aight to me. Maybe dispatch messed up on the call here, cuz I usually only see a couple cars respond to a call, not this blob
Its really not dangerous, and especially not embarrassing.
But hey, your beliefs are yours to believe.
@@theunpaidprofessional its not beliefs, its the fact that there's a mass rush to get to rhe wrong spot, they then all block half the road while more arrive, all to just split off in different directions, no organisation at all.
@@danteinouye6098 Volunteer EMTS are not trained in tactical driving and also even FDNY aren't allowed to have lights and siren in their personal vehicles. Mark ambulances are ok but this is nonsense, every call is does need to be code 3.
This madness happens every day in NYC, yet volunteers a stones throw away in NJ can't have more than one 'courtesy' light and have to obey all traffic laws. Go figure.
it's all about political connection. I think it's really stupid that in towns where volunteers are the primary ems and fire response you have crews going to the firehouses with only courtesy lights.
Paul D that's how it is in Connecticut. Chief officers are allowed red lights and sirens. It's definitely a more liberal thing as its only on the east. Although Maine, Mass, and Vermont all allow red with sirens, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania all use blue courtesy lights. All very liberal states. Rhode Island allows volunteers red lights but I'm not sure if it's a courtesy light or not. I'm going to assume no but not entirely sure on it.
OnThe23rd exactly. in NJ we cant even have an airhorn. yet these guys run around in Minivans that are lighted up like a swat truck
I thought it's required for motorists to pull over for blue lights in NJ though.
Zach Novosad its simply a courtesy light. you dont have to move, but we are asking you to because of an emergency
Dude that undercover van is awesome
So these volunteer EMS folks can just drive around NYC responding to calls in personal vehicles with lights and sirens?? I don't get it.
whats your question?
If you read what I typed before the question marks, that's the question.
what don't you get? They are volunteers licensed by the state of new york, and approved by NYC to respond this way.
Thanks "expert". What don't YOU get? I asked a very simple question...easy to answer. I find it odd that any city would allow this because of the obvious chaos it causes with traffic. A simple "yes" to my question would have done.
well the tone of your question sounded like you had a certain agenda, which you did. Your goal was to point out that you believe chaos would occur due to a bunch vollies. They are licensed to operate the way they do, and they are very organized.
Finally someone in NY responding to an emergency like they supposed to. Being from Europe it amazes me how other emergency vehicles in NY just sit in traffic jams. Look up Hungarian ambulance to see how it should be done :)
Actually false. You aren’t supposed to respond to emergencies like this!
1. There was zero organization whatsoever.
2. Blocking half the street for absolutely no reason. Even FDNY wouldn’t block one side of the street for a call unless it’s absolutely necessary.
3. All this for wrong address and no one could convey that to 10 units that showed up and kept showing up?
4. Running red is allowed but they have to completely stop, which not a single soul did in this case.
5. They shouldn’t even have the lights and sirens. NY only allows use of lights and no sirens while they must abide by all traffic regulations.
You're on crack for comparing NYC traffic to anything from Hungary. Not even close, son.
@Mihir this is copied straight from the health.NY.gov website.
“An emergency medical technician, whether a paid employee or a volunteer, performing duties for an ambulance service may equip his private vehicle with red lights and sirens and may use these red lights and sirens, in accordance with the above quoted section 115-c, to arrive at the scene of an emergency faster.”
These hatzalah unmarked vehicles need 2 calm down the noise . Where's DOT ?
Hatzolah POVs are emergency vehicles, under NY State Law, because the POVs are registered as ambulances. They can actually do this, provided that they put ALS equipment in the POVs.
I guess everyone who thinks he's important in NYC gets a sirene and blue red lights.
@tester123532456 Yeah no, let's go learn some real facts before I'd comment. If you have such a problem with Jewish people, don't watch this video. Ignorant prick
damn O_o ...thats alot of Grand Cherokees...throw one my way, leave the lights on it :D on another note tho, the seriously look like some anti-terror unit responding. shouldn't they have markings to defrientiate that they are Rescue personnel. it doesnt need to cover rhe whole vehicle. just like a logo or something
I'm only looking at that van
They own New York
jew york
I love the mini van with Christmas tree lights on it lol.
What a fucking disaster, remove their ability to operate emergency equipment, they have no idea what they are doing.
matthmatthmatth I'm sure you do
I dont get it,what exactly is happening here?Are they having an unmarked reunion?
An urmaked meeting not too unmarked
Its funny how some people think having private militias is fine. But if the jewish community has a private emergency response service ( with all the govt permissions) they would loose their minds.
2:14 dame I was hoping to get a closer look at that Lexus IS350 rolling code!
"dame"? are you 95 years old lol
Those Jeeps are looking very nice.
I dont know why there is so many hateful replies
THIS IS THE TRUTH!!
these are Jewish emt services that have some equipment in there vehicles to be able to respond the fastest possible
THEY USUALLY ARIVE LESS THEN 2 MNTS AFTER THE CALL WAS MADE
They do all of that to help all people?
@@meesterSmeeth4182 depend if your neighborhood has a sizable jewish population, because that is where most of these individuals live.
@@joshuamandelbaum8668 I'm just curious if they respond to non Jewish calls. If they don't, I wouldn't be mad. Some other ethnic groups would flourish if they learned to be as United as these people are. I lived in Lakewood NJ for 5 years and I believe outside of NYC it's the largest Orthodox Jewish community in the country. Other than some of them being terrible drivers, they seemed to be ok with me.
White Smith they respond to anyone who needs it, they don’t discriminate. Usually respond within like 45 seconds to 5 minutes depending on the area. I’ve once seen them respond in 20 seconds, crazy.
Best part was when NYPD van DGAF about all this! 😂
was NYPD auxiliary. they probably didn’t really know
@@znovosad555 traffic* not auxiliary lol
Awesome!! video i never seeing this around here. Nice catch too
Amazing and interesting !!!! :)
What happened ?
7 cars driving around like that puts far more people at risk than the good they could do.
Why unmarked jeeps with lights for paramedics
ShutYuhSkunt Bruh personal vehicles I think
I'm amazed you guys actually allow a group of privileged civilians to run ruff-shot over the city and be above the law like that. Simply amazing. Maybe the US isn't law and order like everyone thinks. What other county allows something this to happen?
TakeSomeAdvice actually if you just search Hatzolah in TH-cam you will see that they have this organisation in almost every town or City where Jews live.
Furthermore, they are supported by all of their local and national governments as they help the community and actually give back to the local economy.
You can always find your nearest volunteer group and offer your assistance.
THOSE ARE VERY LIKELY HATZOLAH! NICE CATCH! ;o)
What gives them the right to have those red lights, and sirens, rumblers, and on top of that the feeling they can blow red lights?
They are a volunteer ambulance corporation. Other volunteer companies don’t have the right to do that.
Hasidic Jews are above the law in some areas of Brooklyn. Money talks I guess
@@rasul407 It sure does. It’s bullshit.
Depending where you are that's totally legal. I know here in NJ, we are allowed lights, but no siren for reg volunteers. If you are lt or above some allow you lights and sirens. Thats completely normal and within the law.
@@rasul407 none of the jews in this video are hasidic though!
The volunteer organization in the town I live in is allowed to run blues and twos, maybe its a new York thing?
NYC has a myriad of emergency vehicles, tbh
Let's all remember, before negative comments are posted - these guys responded to 9/11 and offered assistance throughout, I'm sure countless lives were saved on that day by these volunteers risking their own life, if you have such a hatred towards them then I just hope you never have to call upon them yourself or for a family member!
Alex Murray well said
These are volunteer emt. Proven fact that these guys will show up at ur location faster than fdny or any other emt. If i needed an emt, id call these guys.
Ju Sang Yoo do they attend everyone? No matter religion?
Jorge Iribe Chávez i believe so
Btw, where can I apply to be able to become a Hatzolah emt
Jorge Iribe Chávez Are you Jewish?
Jorge Iribe Chávez yes
How are they dispatched? Do they assign POVs to a call or just anyone who is nearby can respond and practically flood the scene and become overkill/a hinderance?
They have their own number
They are dispatched by a central station, that asks for a main and back up unit to respond. The ambulance comes from farther out. But in a code 1(no pulse). Everyone runs.
I think this video brings out some clear opinions, although yes they have a lot of lights, they are responding in their own time to assist someone, if I was in cardiac arrest I would be grateful for every extra light these responders have to get to me!, it may seem unnecessarily loud etc but I’m sure people can live with that considering their job. And for the people commenting that they only assist the Jewish community - this may be the case with certain groups or responders but I have seen plenty of footage etc if them assisting in usual calls for any type of citizen, so denouncing them all is slightly over the top! They do a great job!
When a small hat loses a nickel.
What an absolutely ridiculous clusterfork. This is what happens when you let children have expensive toys they don't need but love to play with.
how about someone bringing an ambulance, 4 1st responders and no ambulance
The ambulance comes from further away. Those are the people that were working nearby, stopped everything to run an save a stranger.
i dnt understand how the jews got there own separate ems units that do bullshit like that
+Sho Bud Because these Jews paid for their vehicles, emergency lighting, sirens, training, equipment, communications, etc. They are all EMTs or Paramedics, it is a community based EMS response system that works in conjunction with the local FD and EMS. Some groups of Hatzolah also have transport ambulances that are fully licensed by the state. They have completed the necessary training and met the requirements to respond code 3. A common myth is they only respond to Jews, which is false, they will respond to anyone needing aid in their area. How they are dispatched differs between groups. They are all volunteer. However, I will say that in this specific clip, they seemed like a bit of an overkill for a single patient and these particular guys need to calm down with their code 3 driving.
omg. ..lmfao
wolf zayn u a slave 2 then
Sho Bud u have no idea buddy not everything can be said over the internet
I honestly don't understand what all the hate is all about, as a first responder myself I assume that it was a Code 1 call that went out to a false address and that's why there was such a response nothing more, just a few people that went out to help someone in need that's all
Look at how they drive. Those morons think the city is their backyard and will kill pedestrians or cause accidents driving illegally like they do.
They should be dissolved. If you want to work as paramedic, get yourself through school and go work at a hospital like everyone does
@@rronaldreagan you should know that they help relieve a lot of pressure off the NYC 911 EMS system and offer emergency medical services to all who call their dispatch number. They're even on mutual aid agreements with FDNY EMS. And believe it or not went through the same EMS training that everyone else does.
@@rronaldreagan and in a city like NYC, sometimes being a little more pushy is necessary because it seems New Yorkers tend to disregard emergency vehicles of all kinds quite often.
@@rronaldreagan They're certified emergency vehicles, therefore, they can drive this way. I've haven't seen anything the NYPD nor any other emergency service in the entire country has done. Face it, you just hate them because they're Jewish.
@@rronaldreagan They uh
they go through the same training as all other EMS personnel. They are certified to drive emergency vehicles, just like an ambulance, and are certified EMS personnel, just like the people that ride in them.
there's no weirdness here, just antisemitism.
For all the idiotic responses:
They were answering to a cardiac arrest. Time is critical. Plus, they didn't have an exact location.
Or you want to tell me that the NYPD/ Fire/EMS never get to the wrong place?
That is not true.
mike ggg thank you
Insane i will say it again. Hatzolah has more PRIVATE Vehicles outfitted with light's that the FDNY. Does 1 Patient need this kind of response? In Pa we require blue light pernits for each piece of equipment. Unbelivable this traffic jam of wannabes.
Volunteer EMS POVs must use green lights in New York State, unless the vehicle is registered as an ambulance vehicle, and that's what Hatzolah did, and they had to put ALS gear (excluding stretchers) into the POVs, in order to make this technicality work.
I feel like the black NYPD van seemed frustrated with Hatzolah's response. Why were there seven unmarked units? It seems like the maximum number of unmarked Hatzolah vehicles would be one or two.
NYPD and fire hate them because they act entitled and if u call them out ur labeled as anti-Semitic
A bunch of jews playing with their sirens and making first responders look unprofessional. That looked so ridiculous that i am now permanently cringing.
EMS214972 respect does people saving many life's daily...
let me quote you real quick. "I Illiterate"-Just Watch.
Just the perfect answer when someone is wordless.... Grow up kid
You seem awfully offended from my comment about how unprofessional these yoohoos in new york appear... What is your title in emergency services?
you "does saving many life's daily?" LMFAO let me "shot" my mouth real quick... Pretty sure you're the kid here based off of how you write a sentence...
A car seems to have a flashe signal.
There's no way in hell that they should be running code with lights and sirens. They're not designated as emergency vehicles. The mayor gave them permission.
They are police tho
@@RafaRadityo7 no their not
they are volunteer ems...
@@RafaRadityo7 they aren’t police they are volunteer Ems
@@RafaRadityo7they're not
Fantastic video and units !!!
Maybe they would much more easilly find gaza strip
Probally are in there
1:38 hatzolah responds on wrong side bus lane.
This is an old video so I doubt anyone will ever read/respond to my comment, but can someone tell me what the hell is going on in this video? Who are these guys, and what's happening?
CONDUCTOR WE HAVE A PROBLEM no clue lnao
HATZOLAH VAS Is in Brooklyn NY and yes they do think they own it
I dont know why there is so many hateful replies
THIS IS THE TRUTH!!
these are Jewish emt services that have some equipment in there vehicles to be able to respond the fastest possible
THEY USUALLY ARIVE LESS THEN 2 MNTS AFTER THE CALL WAS MADE
@@daddyj3st3r13 this is hatzollah in flushing queens
Lmao wtf is going on
The best catch in Whole History
Jeremy Dewitt Jewish style
Now, just imagine if a group of black or hispanic people tried this in Harlem. Too much flexing makes people hate you.
ben kahn okay Jew
@@bradtaergeron4772 neo nazi
Such horrible comments on this video. Hatzolah is a very important volunteer EMS organization. In many cases they get on scenes before local community first responders do. Anyone commenting negatively on this needs to seriously reevaluate their life.
Damn right. It’s sad that every video I pull up on there’s always one dude acting disrespectful. I find it getting old, but still despiteful.
key word "VOLUNTEER" and need to play their role
@@NickR27 So if they're paid for it then it's fine? 🤣
I want an Atheist emergency service
A clear violation of NYVTL. I Wonder what their personal insurance providers think of this? As a matter of law you may only display one green light not the entire catalogue from Federal Signal!
many people that serve in certain capacities within law enforcement and medical in New York have red and blue lights. They would not just be running around with their vehicles outfitted against the law and risk gettings tickets or jail time.
www.health.ny.gov/professionals/ems/pdf/srgvat.pdf
www.health.ny.gov/professionals/ems/policy/05-02.htm
Yeah Rick maybe you need to read section 375 NYVTL and it might clarify what are the legal requirements for vehicle lighting.
ya i see these guys all the time in my neighborhood but its clear they pay off the police to keep it quite, because police never respond to the calls that are reporting them.
Well obviously nobody is doing anything about it so who cares? Green light is for volunteer firefighters in some regions if I’m not mistaken. And if I am a volunteer where’s the rule stating how many lights I can have on my vehicle?
Section 375 NYVTL is where and it will matter when one of these yahoos plows into someone someday maybe even you.