I've seen many fatality crashes, but

[Broncojohnny]

Seeing someone dead doesn't really bother me that much, but eerie circumstances like that definitely would. Maybe in that last moment she saw something so amazing the she smiled. I have read how some doctors believe that near death experiences are a result of the brain being deprived of oxygen. I hope when I am dead I can go out with a smile on my face.

[Super Cubano]

Pouring from the back of her skull was a large pool of dark, foamy blood. Fragments of
Brain matter next to her lifeless body.

People have lived through worse.

doubt it

[Denny]

But how hard is it to get on as a rookie with no security clearance or experience?

Everyone has something to contribute, shit, look at me. It's how you sell yourself. I found a position that I could structure my resume around and went for it. No prior military or overseas experience here. I did have the PD in my background, but my position had nothing to do with law enforcement or security.

[Captain Crawfish]

Life is way too short to not try to drive as safe as possible. Usually its just people in a hurry or someone in the wrong place at the wrong time. I know everytime i see someone with a white sheet over them after a fatal wreck it stays with me. Over a long period of time those memories and thousands of crosses on the side of the road remind you how precious life really is. RIP

[01yz2nv]

That is sad. The ones that get me are when the most serious of injurys are to the ones that are innocent. I ran one with a couple teens, the male driver wanted to see how fast his four door sedan would go on a two lane country road. Lost control and rolled into the woods. Only injury was the 17 Y/O female in the back seat that sustained massive head injurys due to tree crushing the roof on top of her head.

Truly sad.

[Sean88gt]

I've had a couple that have left lasting impressions. Sorry to hear it man

RIP to the young lady..

[LS1Goat]

Sad, Luis.

One of the many reasons I don't miss being in EMS. You could arrive on ten fatal or near fatal MVA calls and do what's required of you with no lasting effects, but every now and then there will always be one that really sticks with you.

[davbrucas]

Sad, Luis.

One of the many reasons I don't miss being in EMS. You could arrive on ten fatal or near fatal MVA calls and do what's required of you with no lasting effects, but every now and then there will always be one that really sticks with you.

Yup...this just shows that youre still human. I have a couple stories myself.

[Damnittsteve]

ONE DAY someone will see you in a crash, and post up here about it.

[HarrisonTX]

No, I'm just police.

At least you know your place in the food chain. Lol

[jyro]

to everyone

Live life to it's fullest, it can be gone in a heartbeat.
Enjoy life, it's too short to dwell on the bad stuff.
If you have your health, be thankful

[Denny]

ONE DAY someone will see you in a crash, and post up here about it.

I doubt it, but thank you for reminding everyone what a piece of shit you are.

[VaderTT]

I've never seen a dead person/body. That would be pretty crazy.

[Steve]

The smell of burnt flesh is something that you will never forget either.

[jyro]

most especially

The smell of burnt flesh is something that you will never forget either.

Your on flesh.
3rd degree burns have little or no pain right after but the smell is terrible. My son was 2 days out of a leg cast riding a XR80. He fell over, hot pipe on thigh, I ran over and lifted it off, all the flesh stuck to the pipe. No pain at all. After the skin graft and about 4 months later he was riding again