Wow..that's a hard task..Thank you guys for your hard dangerous work to bring grieving families closure...and at least recover their love ones bodies.Thank God for every 1st Responder....

Thank you for all you do

@@annettewilliams1986 No doubt. That sounds absolutely horrifying!

I can’t see how an underwater car accident can ever come up with survivors unless they’re awake and find a way to escape on their own. It’s really sad, but truthfully, unless there’s good samaritans willing to dive in and try to save them, they have no shot if they’re unconscious or trapped. Even then, the good Samaritans have a decent chance of becoming victims themselves. I’ve thought about it before and even though you are playing the part of a rescuer, the thought of running into a dead body in water with no visibility freaks me out. It would give me nightmares. By the time first responders get to the scene-if the victims are still under water, it’s too late. In this video I see a ton of resources being used. They tried hard and found them. Pretty much the best outcome they could have asked for. So sorry for the families and thank you to the divers and first responders for risking their lives and putting others first.

@@roypatterson9910 i was certified as an SSI diver through my department, in partnership with a local dive shop. Our dive commander is an instructor for them which allows us to be trained off site. I was certified 2 years ago.

Obviously the person who made that comment is not a diver or had been watching too much TV!

People will find anything to complain about against the first responder hero’s who go to the problems while everyone else runs away(or just stands there and films it w/their phone)…SMH

I live in that area that water is Hazardous ☣️ the emergency workers are brave just for getting in that water

Agreed. There are so many variables in these situations that risk assessments are ongoing even while the recovery is in progress and along with your valid points, all part of a safety system for the EMS. Condolences to the families and huge thanks to those who do this work.

Not a diver or rescuer but i agree with you it takes to know the conditions surrounding the event and that takes time. Great work NYFD & NYPD

Exactly....It's a grueling hard stressful and dangerous task..A lot to get everything in motion...and they are dealing with the mental stress and sadness with these horrific outcomes.Praying for these families..soo heartbreaking to see this....

I have, and I commend them. Its a bit surreal at first. Especially when you have to touch them and they are still warm.

clean underwear?

I know right. It's sad.

This video shows that term "It's like pulling dead weight".

They died doing what they loved....

Thank you for this, I was wondering if they were revived or not. I live on an island in the Chesapeake Bay. This kind of stuff worries me. Prayers for the family 🙏💜✌🏻

you live by that creek!

Thats not death you smell its just dirty polluted fishy water...All lakes/creeks smell like that..

@@butthole4exitonlymohamond779 absolutely not

@@sandisandii2033 I’ve been to other lakes that don’t smell like that at all

@@Fxckyosoul hardly a lake. There’s geese on it

These so-called Saints are paid a hell of a lot of money. Here in California they just about taking our whole budget with their pensions and all.

@@georgespalding7640 probably not as much as nfl stars and baseball players though, or do they deserve more for playing a sport?!

@@Th3Butcher76 it's called capitalism, people are paid as much as they are worth to their organization. Sports attract billions of dollars in Revenue so it just follows that the participants are going to get paid a lot of money. In communist China it doesn't work that way.

@@georgespalding7640 and that's fair is it? Save someone's life and you get paid less than someone who plays a sport that alot of people do for fun

Well said bravo

Yeah because praying for dead people really helps them out.

@@brendajohnson5975 Prayers don't do shit.

Prayers prayers prayers 🙏 fkn prayers ....

What good that’s gonna fkn do anyone lol

so sad, rip

So my question is was it well worth it? Oh ya they can't answer me why cause they are all dead that's why

@@lovecunningham5235 for that sarcastic sadistic comment hope you go to hell and never get a answer

@@jermyaturner6157 thank you and ps they are damn lucky they didn't kill anyone else being selfies idoits okay idc what you think about me and I sure don't care what you feel or think about what I have said I guess it's true the saying the truth hurts in this case they were selfies bastards okay could of kill innocent ppl in their damn let's joy ride fucking game that is good only their damn life's were lost when you speed I don't feel bad for how you end up man

@@lovecunningham5235 You obviously don't understand the purpose of these videos. Should have could have would have doesn't fly here. You're one step away from pissing on graves just keep to yourself for your sake.

Not a rescue just a recovery atp

So thinking the same thing

I think the geese are freaked out

Why? Stay in the loop, you know it’s going in, remember your last position, rolling over? Ok so now we need to swim in another direction. Wait till the car equalises, take a last gulp of air, remove that seat restraint on the way in. Swim toward light, if dark? Allow your body to float up, now you know which direction. Ignore current and trees, old cars, branches, other passengers etc clamber up the bank, providing it’s not icy or muddy, job done. Now what anxiety are you on about?

@@davidhargreaves1728 crashing?!?!

@@davidhargreaves1728 possibly not having enough time being stuck? Car sinking fast ?? There’s a lot to have anxiety about

It definitely looks polluted

15' over the guardrail, Yea they were flying...

Speed Kills

@@LoudlabsNYC yep. I watched video 1st as I always do and immediately I could feel the filth coming from that water. Yes polluted to the max. Anyhow, God Bless all 1st responders.

I would think it would be even more creeper going under to retrieve the bodies 🤷

You both win, seeing either would haunt me for life🤭

That was hardly CPR at all, but I can understand. It was actually too late for CPR I think. Retired FDNY Paramedic.

@@rox2346 Fully agree

CPR left the Chat about 3 hours ago.

If I understand correctly they sped down a dead end street , at the end of the street is a guard rail because the the creek is right behind it. That area is a popular spot for skate boarding so there happened to be a ramp there against the rail so that's what enable the car to go right over into the creek.

Right I

I bought my family members a Keychain window punch/seat belt cutter in 1. They aren't bulky,heavy, or expensive, and they most certainly CAN save your life. Better to be prepared and not need a tool than to need it and not have it! RIP

@@mongolikechewchew2475 The odds of getting into a car wreck where your car is submerged underwater is about one-in-a-million in your lifetime. That being said it is smart to be prepared for anything at anytime.

100% correct. Every member of my family has a window Breaker and seat belt cutter. Hit it one of the corners, NOT the center to break a window.

@@jlong0w thanks for that tip. I would of hit the middle in a situation like that. You act out of fear.

The hoselines were used to decontaminate the personnel and equipment.

They have ropes and ladders to use to assist in climbing hills.

Just in case the car erupts into flames during the rescue attempt.

@@philsmidwestclassiccars150 cars in the water. Duh

@@evelynestenik7446 I know it's in the water, but that has never stopped anything from catching on fire & burning.

Shit that wasn't long.

If you're underwater you have about 3 minutes to live without brain damage. So next time you crash underwater, don't linger too long.

@@georgespalding7640 First rule of recue is don't get the rescuers killed. I did this for thirty years.

Oh shut up. They were in their 20s. Young people are notorious for thinking they are invincible & they make a lot of mistakes. I dont know not one person who has not done some really stupid things & have made some dumb mistakes. It dont mean they dont deserve our condolences & our grace. I hope & pray u dont have children this age.

I did stupid things too. But I knew driving reckless and too fast could kill me. And I was taught manners which you apparently were not. Telling someone to shut up shows that

@@debbietros1211 no the difference is , when i was being taught manners i was also taught common sense & decency & to not have judgement towards others ..especially those who are dead..regardless how they died. & it wasn't my intention at all to be a bitch...im just saying, nobody intentionally does something like driving too fast around a curve knowing their gonna be killed...& none of us were inside that car & know exactly what happened to cause them to go into that water. For example 10yrs ago my brother was driving a new vw jetta with a coworker of his & wrecked into a tree off the interstate & it was stated that speed was a factor only on further investigation it was found that the new car he bought had a faulty break line..so everyone assumed he was being irresponsible & speeding on the interstate & put a lot of lives at risk when instead the reason he struck a tree & killed himself & his friend was because he was trying to save a lot of other drivers lives that he saw were stuck in traffic up ahead & he knew if he had stayed on the road he woulda crashed into them & possibly killed &/or injured countless more people. He sacrificed himself to save others in a situation he couldn't control & was started by no fault of his own. So, i get upset when i see anybody making assumptions about people & situations that none of us have any right to make. All of those people lost their lives, just like my brother. Your comment was highly insensitive & uneducated mam...& i say that for any family members that were to read your comment & it cause them further pain cuz ive personally expierienced what that feels like. I wish a lot more people would think before they say things & come from a place of compassion & leave everything else up to God. Too many people on the internet think its ok to say stupid hurtful remarks while watching other peoples families get killed due to everything being readily available & viewed during this social media driven society we are now in. & ill never put anybody thru the pain i went thru. But maybe thats just the set of morals & values i was raised with. You take care & God Bless.

@@bluckyjones you also. We can agree to disagree. Stay safe

@@debbietros1211 yes mam💛

For show

Every car wreck where someone is killed is an unnecessary death. Cars you're supposed to transport people not kill them.

@@georgespalding7640 very true they are yes but there are way too many deaths thro too many for my liking it's sad I cry but then again ppl make their choices right 😭😭

Alcohol ,drugs surely a factor

@@freddymustafa5020 probably

@@freddymustafa5020 probably

Three men drowned in this video

Drowning is getting water in your lungs, not drinking water.

A very wet one.

the amount of power doesn't matter, you can get the same results with 250hp

Some folks actually expect the car to float.

No, they all died 😪

DOA.

The pressure of water on the outside of the door would make opening the door almost impossible. That's why rescuers teach to break the window

No

You can't open a door until the car is full of water. If they were alive when they went in the water they should immediately roll down all the window and get out.

Fire truck is supplied with water to Decon the divers when they come out of the polluted water.

@@edwinsanchez9645 Thanks for the info, so technically it was part Hazmat getting the divers cleaned up after the victims were recovered. Didn't realize the water was that badly polluted.

@@edwinsanchez9645 Thank you Edwin. It's pretty hard to teach a crack head anything, & I like your direct approach when they ask questions. You know that water is nasty with all kinds of contaminates. I can see dead fish floating around.

The water supply was there to wash all the guck off the rescuers which was hazmat of various types that needed to be removed quickly as possible.

All 3 men died.

They don't get paid to do that type of work...I see the fire department and the paramedics saving lifes in these videos.. not the police department..the police are there to secure the scene and write the report..you ever heard of any athletes or actors saying anything bad about the real heroes (the fire department and the paramedics?

Depends on what kind of rescue it is, in the late 80’s, I remember that there were fights over who was in charge.