Heavy entrapment requires firefighters to perform over 2 hour extrication at Douglas, Ma TT rollover
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- The driver of a tractor-trailer had to be extricated from the truck's cab early Saturday morning, after becoming entrapped when the vehicle overturned in the area of 173 Webster St.
According to the Douglas Fire Department, the accident occurred shortly after 2 a.m.
When Douglas Fire and EMS arrived at the scene it was determined that the driver was entrapped, necessitating a prolonged extrication.
While Douglas Fire and EMS personnel began to assess the driver and begin extrication, mutual aid was summoned from Webster and Uxbridge for "heavy rescues," as well as and engine from Northbridge to the scene.
The Sutton Fire Department was also requested for an engine to secure the a landing zone for a LifeFlight.
EMS crews transport the driver of a tractor-trailer that overturned in Douglas early Saturday.
The driver was flown to UMass Trauma Center at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester with serious injuries, according to Douglas fire officials.
"We would like to thank our brothers and sisters from Webster, Uxbridge, Northbridge and Sutton for their assistance on this tremendously difficult call, the Douglas Fire Facebook post said. "We are grateful to have you as our partners. Strong work by all members from all departments."
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I was in an accident with a tree and those heroes used the jaws of life to get me out and saved my life. Thank you Jesus and the first responders! 😇😊❤
Glad you made it out. Those are some true heroes.. may the Lord, continue to keep his hands upon you 🙏😇
Why do we pay professional athletes, celebrities, news anchors, and politicians big money when these guys deserve it more!!!! Fire, rescue, police, military insanely UNDER paid! Oh - btw - how many of these guys are VOLUNTEERS?? To all these real heroes - thank you for your service! I promise to always drive safe and do my part, hopefully we will never meet under these conditions! God bless you all! 🙏❤️
Well Said !!!You got my vote!
I didn't do it for the money. I don't know anyone that does. Benefits are good for the family...
I will give you an A for effort Sir !
@@fredgervinm.p.3315 Honestly, I didn’t mean it that way. I know money is not the issue, I just feel rescue/service personnel risk their lives sad that they can’t be paid better.
I am a fire fighter for Citronelle fire & rescue myself.
In particular stars that are pushed by the media and people who can bounce or throw a ball are waaaaaay overpaid.
Been there done that. Truck rescues are tough. The worst was a two semi head on in February with negative wind chills. Took about two hours because we had to keep rotating staff. Keeping the patient warm was a top priority. Long day there. Patient was alert and oriented the whole time. The thanks we got and the smile when freed were worth more than any paycheck ever.
Being a trucker's son, this hits close to home. I am grateful for the men and women like you, who are willing to do what needs to be done to rescue others.
I worked a semi rollover a few years ago. I was first on seen a went to the flatten cab on the truck and called out to the driver and was amazed to hear him answer , he had layer over with his head in the passenger seat during the roll.You are absolutely right, seeing the smile on his face and the heart felt thank you as he was able to walk away from that is worth more than most people can imagine. That is also what gets us through the bad ones.
@Will Cassin you're amazing
You're amazing
Absolutely amazing I agree
When I see these I wonder how someone can survive and how on earth they can get them out. Blessings to all the fire and rescue personnel, you guys and gals are angels on earth ❤️
When I first started as an EMT, we used cone alongs and chains. The introduction of the "jaws of life" and other advances in equipment definitely were game changers! I'm a retired flight nurse and so miss the work! My job was my soul mate.
It takes a special person to be a first responder. I have the utmost respect for all the women and men who dedicate their lives to this. So, thank you, Audrey Whitaker, so very much for your service. 🙏
@@marjoriecorcora7617 Exactly! Cool under fire and having 'grace'; signifies bad-ass, humble and many other desirable traits, in the same person.
Thank you for what you do to save lives. 🥰
I’m always amazed at what the rescuers can do to extricate a patient alive. Blessings to everyone.
That looked to be one of the hardest jobs I've seen in rescuing someone from a accident .Well done to the team effort to save the driver. Respect from the UK🇬🇧👍
Thank you, brother
Wow. Thankful for these men and women firefighters, paramedics, police officers, everyone who helped. God bless this man whose “golden hour” - the first critical hour after injury - was extended beyond that hour. Thanks again, those who helped . (From a retired RN and volunteer FF&FR.)
One thing you always do is pull a charged hose during a long extrication because you don't know if a fire will get started and any delay could be bad.
They had a charged hose with them
My compliments. Seeing a multiagency response with coordination and cooperation is a testimonial to those involved. I was impressed by seeing multiple simultaneous operations being carried out with lots of diverse equipment. It was nice to see that the smaller trees were removed to allow easier access to the inner circle area. Also always good to see charged fire lines at the ready. Good Job!
I hope and pray 🙏 that the truck driver made a full recovery.
I've seen some extrications but that one was some serious stuff. Well done DFD, UFD, WFD.
Two hours to extricate this man!! God be with him. Thanks to all the people who helped in helping this man.
Great positioning of the rescue unit for safety and lighting up the scene.
WoW!!!!😳 Praying for this man!!
Great job Douglas Fire & Rescue and the many assists!!
Glad they were able to get the patient out. Hope he is okay.
28 yrs as a medic and f/f are unsung hero’s!
Never speed on a curvy 2 lane road..what could had occurred??!? A deer ,maybe a possum, raccoon?? Fell asleep?!? Whatever the reason was I just hope for a speedy recovery.thanks God for those great brave first responders!! May God bless them all
This driver could have had vehicle problems as well...
Advice from a volunteer for 30 years as far as animals are concerned, HIT them, well deer, moose and elk, try avoid a direct hit, but anything smaller use brakes but do not swerve. You will be less hurt (unless the tall moose come through the windshield) and hitting an "innocent" critter is better than that very hard and solid tree!
I'm no expert or truck driver, but I believe a load shift inside the trailer could also cause this kind of an accident.
I'm interested to know what actually did happen and if the driver has recovered from all injuries.
God bless those First Responders. It's a miracle the driver was not killed!
Been to many semi rollovers in the past 7 years, but not one as bad as that. Great job by the rescue crews, and great video
Hopefully driver is healing well. Prayers and thanks to firefighters for all they do. 🇺🇸♥️❤️🖤❤️
Outstanding job of keeping the patient in one piece considering the angle of extraction and the amount of material that had to be removed. Also, prayers for the driver and all first responders everywhere. Especially the attractive redheaded EMT. Not trying to be nasty or anything.
Do you mean the one with the dark rim glassed, pony tail, nicely filled turnout slacks and radio? I did not notice her!
@@g.r.4853 I hope you done asked the Almighty for forgiveness for ;telling a lie but then there is a difference in telling a lie to deceive someone and spewing a line of bull that is plainly evident. Yea I didn't notice her red hair, pony tail etc either. I bet I ain't the only one that got a good laugh out of it.
*MI RESPETO Y ADMIRACIÓN PARA ÉSTOS ÁNGELES GUARDIANES, MUJERES Y HOMBRES QUE LUCHAN POR SALVAR VIDAS...BENDICIONES DESDE MÉXICO 🙏🌟🙏*
I was twisted up in an accident similar to this in 2018..Took first responders 2 hrs to cut me out of my truck...kudos to the Dekalb county sheriff's, fire department and rescue in Butler Indiana.
My dad was a truck driver for 48 years and did not have one accident. On two occasions, he helped pick up 12 bodies in one accident and 15 in another.
12 then 15, that sounds like a lie.
Tt extrication can be difficult. They present a few obstacles that cars typically don't, like 95% fiberglass. Cutters and spreaders are almost useless because of the fiberglass. You basically have to cut it all out and take stuff apart the hard way. Hats off to these guys for a good extrication
God Bless our first responders
That driver had angels on his shoulders. To all of the emergency personnel at that accident, thank you and God bless you.
Why don’t angels help other crash victims that die ?
Wow, strong work guys!! Prolonged extrications are exhausting, but have to be orchestrated in a methodical way where everyone works together to get the patient out. I always worry about trauma cores in situations like this but looks like the patient was and is in great hands. Awesome job for all departments involved :) 💪🏻👏❤️
I was a fireman / first responder for 40 years. All volunteer service, we were all paid in the beginning 10 dollars a call. At the end paid 15 no matter you were there 5 minutes or 2 days, all the training and work away from your own business and family. We seen all the death and destruction we needed ever to see, but the players of sports and politician's get all the attention. I have the highest REGARDS to all the volunteers of service and hardly ever watch sports who are all overpaid.
You got PAID????? We cannot even get gas replenished in NYS. Of course that would mean Cuomo might have to give up something if we did.
Well said from a 20 year volunteer and met.
“Hats off to ALL the great men/women helping pull this poor soul out of this wreckage.” What I’ve never understood is all the Nomex gear WHEN THERE IS NO FIRE..for HOURS on end. Yeah, I’ve also worn it working in the chemical plant ON the Fire team...
It's for protection in case of sudden fire and protection from sharp debris from the crash. Jagged metal from a crash is very sharp and can cut through regular clothing like butter.
Thank God for people like this
That light tower is really cool, never seen anything like that, really lights up the area.
Great Job..I have been to many like that. Retired Firefighter Medic. Hope for full recovery driver.
Of all the people in this world, first responders are at the top of my “people I have the utmost respect for” list.
Wow!! It's a miracle that man is alive..
I rolled over my concrete truck onto the driver's side..The air ride seat,pinned me against the steering wheel..They had to remove the back window over the 100 gallon water tank..Cut off the bottom of the steering wheel and part of the seat back,to get me out of the back window..I was knocked unconscious after headbutting the pavement,so I was useless to help free myself..My bossman said that they had a Helluva time picking me up and placing me on the stretcher..Only about 250# deadweight..They had both an ambulance and the Med-vac helo standing by..
Hope the driver is gonna be ok. Thats a horrible crash. Thanks to the first responders that go out like that and put their lives on the line everyday to god bless you all and im praying the driver survives this crash. It looks pretty bad
Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow Horrible Semi Truck Crashes For Real. Good Job 2 Firefighter and EMT. I'm so happy he survived From Edinburg Texas
You know you’re in trouble when the fire department looks like Dr Pol pulling a calf
Never quit! Great job done by all...Captain...Lake City Fire Rescue
Thanks Capt
Que siempre puedan tener los rescatistas todo lo necesario y lo más nuevo en herramientas q usan para salvar vidas.xq la voluntad el coraje y el corazón ya lo tienen !! Dios los cuide y los proteja PQ nuestras vidas muchas veces estarán en sus manos y su conocimiento. 🙏❤️🥰
What a heck of a job these people do. Amazed anyone could be alive in that mess
Wow! It's a miracle driver survived. I can't even tell what kinda tractor that was. God bless him
Volvo
totaled!
Great work men and women sending prayers to the person involved has a full recovery and back to work of they feel comfortable
Thank God there was no fire. Can't imagine being trapped in that wreckage while fire crept toward your body.
This guy definitely reborn. God bless.
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I want one of those lights for my backyard, that sucker is bright!!
i was confused at first cause the description said the accident happened around 2am and i was like “where tf does the sun come up at 4am” 💀
Great job removing the wreckage from the patient.
And that is actually what we do!
@@g.r.4853 No kidding. That is why I said it. 30 years paramedic/fire-rescue
Great rescue guys!! Ur the best!!😍👍👍
God is Good! He/She was still alive after that mess of a wreck
That’s pure facts only way he lived cause it wasn’t his time
@@jesussavescars807 i guees so!@
Great video, great job by the first responders. Oh I would love to see the whole video and how they clean up the mess. I know Webster Rd , I did not think trucks that big could go down it.
Just glad he was travelling at the posted speed limit.
@@owensweetland342 How do you even know that? Maybe he wasn't!
Was this driver brake checked or what caused the accident Great to see all the various departments that responded to colleagues request for extra assistance it's wonderful what man can do for each other instead of fighting God be with you all
Great job and the patience getting the driver out safely. What kind of light were you using that looks like a column? Always looking at better scene safety.
air light by LTA. 36000 lumens. 120 volt, 60 lbs
Thanks
Wow how did this person survive that impact. Excellent rescue to all involved.
What kind of light is that... that thing is huge i need one of those in my Department..
Airlight by LTA projects. 36,000 lumens, 120 volt 60 lbs, approx $1,200
I was wondering the same thing our departments around here need something like that
wow..when I first seen the truck I thought..that guy's a goner for sure..very lucky
Heros nuff said God bless them respect them.
Surprised anyone survived that mess.
I can't hardly sit still for 10 minutes, I can't imagine being piled up in there for 2 hrs plus however long it took them to get there.
it took the fire department close to half an hour to get me out of my car after it took them twenty minutes to get there. hopefully he’s conscious and aware and he doesn’t remember it
@@misseselise3864 that is awful, I hope you are ok now! I am not scared of much but would be terrified in that situation. know a guy who was in two very bad accidents in 6 months. One he was the driver and the other he was a passenger. He spent over an hour trapped with freezing cold water up to his waist in February in one of them.
I am shocked! That this person is alive and in one piece. For sure I thought the body would be mangled wrapped around that treee.
Great 👍🏻 Job 🙏🏻🇺🇸
if he survived he will spend his life wondering " why, why didn’t I stop to rest ? "
or slow down , must have been traveling to end up like that on such a small road
Great job guys. From how it looked it's a miracle it wasn't a CPR nor a full bloaded code on the behalf of the poor patient being packaged by the ALS Unit staff.
Amazing rescue!
Great work brother. Stay Safe. Dizzy.
Thank you sir! You keep up the awesome work that you do also and stay safe yourself!!!
incredible he survived that wreck..
I'm glad I never had to do one like that. Did the driver fall asleep. That tends to be the cause behind accidents like this. Back in the day we even used hacksaws.How's the driver doing??
Tree always wins.
This is why we pay taxes. Not for political pork barreling.
That trucks a mess. I'm glad the driver is alive. I hope he healed and able to still work. What caused this accident?
ty great pics at end wow sad
Lots of workers there, and everyone is doing something or trying to. No standing around on the perimeter.
Im crying this is my dad friend😭
Oh dear God I hope he survives.
Someone survived that!?
I see members of the flight crew standing by awaiting patient removal. Do they ever start administering interventions before the fire teams have successfully extricated the patient if feasible or required to keep the patient alive during the process?
sometimes they do! i had to be extricated after my wreck and paramedics got into the backseat to put a c-collar on me. but that was pretty much the only medical intervention that was possible in that situation. in this specific situation though, i doubt it was possible for anyone to get into the vehicle before the patient was extricated
Regularly , yes , if an emt can get to patients without hindering extraction ,they will do so while we work free them. At least in my area anyway
I'm from England and you will probably have a doctor in attendance for this type of call, either from helimed or the ambulance service trauma car, frequently trauma specialist though your starting to see more doctors who specialises in pre-hospital emergency medicine
Well if he still on the road driving trucks I wonder if he's slow to speed down in these kinds of areas hope you had a speedy recovery
7:32 Dude's all "fine... you don't want my litter then fine!!!"
Does anyone have any info on the scene lighting that's being used at 7:36 in the video on the left side of the screen?? Thanks in advance. Also great job by all involved departments!!!
I was wondering the same thing.
Some high end balloon light
It's the world's most boring air dancer.
It is an Airlight by LTA 36000 Lumens 120 volt weighs approx 60 lbs
They are about $1,200
Any word as to the cause of the rollover?
good job every one of you
I wanna buy one of those tube lights.
Me too. Did ya buy one? If so,where?
i feel like we just jumped from the title page to chapter 8. how did he get into this situation
Praying....
Real professional of that female with the gloves on - wonder how sterile those gloves were after she had them in contact with that tree while she was leaning against it .
He was mad at that truck.....hell of a guardian angel... didn't look survivable
No other vehicle involed? Weather looks to have been good? Did he fall asleep?
I'm afraid to ask but did the driver survive?
THANK GOD FOR THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND E.MT'S
I wonder how the truck driver made out I hope you made it
Wow - looks like a "Better go wake up Leroy" moment.
Sho nuff
Volvo vnr 860 hope the driver was ok
Looks like an airplane crash scene I went to 1 time
Volley or paid, if your doing it right you can't tell the difference. Git er dun folks!
As a Firefighter/EMT with Heavy Rescue experience, there were way too many people in there!!!
Yes. Thank you. Im volunteer fire fighter
My main concern was the lack of GLOVES, HELMETS AND EYE PROTECTION. Retired Volunteer FF/rescue tech and Safety Officer. You GOTTA BE SAFE OUT THERE. My guys used to hate see the yellow helmet coming.
@@johndoeski7138 exactly.
Agreed Sir! we could have done a better job of staging personnel and rotating them through. This was brought up in the after action review.
as well as the need for masks
Great rescue! 👍👍👍
Great music intro😊
So he’s alive!!??