Jesus, kudos for your efforts hustleman.
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HOLY FUCK! Bad news all around. I thought the people who were slow were likely in shock, having never seen something like that up close and personal. I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt before I read hustleman's story about most of them videotaping instead of trying to help. How the fuck are you going to sit there and record it on your phone while there is a man burning alive inside?
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Originally posted by Ratt View PostHOLY FUCK! Bad news all around. I thought the people who were slow were likely in shock, having never seen something like that up close and personal. I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt before I read hustleman's story about most of them videotaping instead of trying to help. How the fuck are you going to sit there and record it on your phone while there is a man burning alive inside?
Hustleman, good on you for trying to help. I'm terribly sorry you had to experience that, I can't even imagine. RIP to the driver.When the government pays, the government controls.
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Originally posted by 46Tbird View PostHave you never been to Grand Prairie? It's a fucking cesspool of humanity.
Hustleman, good on you for trying to help. I'm terribly sorry you had to experience that, I can't even imagine. RIP to the driver.
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Originally posted by Ratt View PostI have seen the future of Grand Prairie in the vessel of human filth they call South Grand Prairie high school. The company I used to work for does all of Grand Prairie's document management for the special ed. department. It's a terrible place.
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Originally posted by SS Junk View PostAs well as all the pole smokers completely stopped on the offramp just to watch.
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Originally posted by Scott Mc View PostPisses me off to see people just back up and fail to even try to render aid. Yes I am not the smartest person but if that happened right in front of me I would never back away.Originally posted by UserX View PostI can't believe how slow people are to help. My instincts would have me sprinting to that truck to help the driver. R.I.P.Originally posted by Scott Mc View PostJesus, only opposite traffic besides one person stops. Everyone else just exits.
Do you know what's in that truck?
Passenger car wreck - hell yes I'm gonna jump in and do what I can
Big rig carrying ????? - ?????
Originally posted by 01-GATOR View PostFTP
Too bad you couldn't get him out. Fucking people always videotaping shit instead of helpingOriginally posted by Ratt View PostHOLY FUCK! Bad news all around. I thought the people who were slow were likely in shock, having never seen something like that up close and personal. I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt before I read hustleman's story about most of them videotaping instead of trying to help. How the fuck are you going to sit there and record it on your phone while there is a man burning alive inside?
Seroiusly? Maybe videotaping (knowing or not knowing the fate/condition of the driver) was not the best choice, but you're judging those people for "not doing anything" ??
Words of a trained first repsonder:
Originally posted by hustleman View PostI actually witnessed this accident while on duty. I was going to GP to serve a warrant. I was traveling EB I-30 took the 161 frontage road exit when I saw him drive off WB I-30. I was unclear where he disappeared to so I turned to go WB I-30 but found that he dropped down to 161. I originally thought he flew off the 161 SB ramp onto 30 but I was wrong. So my partner and I drove backwards on 30 and 161 ramp towards that camera angle. I bet if that video ran another 10-20 seconds you would of see me pull up. Ran up there the truck was on its driver side. Fire was pretty bad and couldn't get more than 10 feet from then cab of the truck before my face felt like it was about to melt off. The driver was still alive but digging downward towards the ground. The only way out for him was through the windshield but I guess he was so disoriented he just kept digging downward. We used a fire extinguisher but that was like splashing water on a forest fire. There was a 20 year old marine and a retired haltom city fire/rescue guy that beat me to the scene and tried their best to get the guy out but couldn't. Really sucked watching the guy burn alive and couldn't do anything for him. Even worse was there were like 30 bystanders with their phones out video taping it and not rendering aid. This happened Saturday after 4pm
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Originally posted by zachary View PostEven if you do not help you do not have to sit there and video a helpless man burning to death.
There's no way everyone there knew he was trapped inside. By the time those people stopped, got out, started filming, etc there was enough smoke that no one could know form a distance what was happening.
I still stand by my statement that anyone judging people for not running into a "melt your face off, can't do a damn thing" fire is an ass.
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Originally posted by Strychnine View PostAgain, just playing Devil's Advocate...
There's no way everyone there knew he was trapped inside. By the time those people stopped, got out, started filming, etc there was enough smoke that no one could know form a distance what was happening.
I still stand by my statement that anyone judging people for not running into a "melt your face off, can't do a damn thing" fire is an ass.
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Originally posted by Ratt View PostI never meant they should have run into the fire face first and trying to play hero was the best idea, just thought it was kind of shitty to be standing there (probably) knowing there was someone inside videotaping it.
What sucks is that even if it weren't on fire most of those people would probably still stand there and video it. That's the natural reaction now. Gruesome crash... snap pic, add instagram filter, post to FB, crosspost to twitter, look around to see if anyone else is doing anything.
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Originally posted by Strychnine View PostAgain, just playing Devil's Advocate...
There's no way everyone there knew he was trapped inside. By the time those people stopped, got out, started filming, etc there was enough smoke that no one could know form a distance what was happening.
I still stand by my statement that anyone judging people for not running into a "melt your face off, can't do a damn thing" fire is an ass.
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