Helmet Cam Video of Victim Rescue

[twisted_metal]

Helmet Camera Captures the Most Incredible Firefighter Rescue Ever


**Graphic Content: Lifeless CPR**


Not Me, Don't Know Where or Who, got the link from a friends FB.


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[Zapp Brannigan]

Helmet Camera Captures the Most Incredible Firefighter Rescue Ever
**Graphic Content: Lifeless CPR**


Not Me, Don't Know Where or Who, got the link from a friends FB.


Watch in Fullscreen.

Wow, GREAT action video, not seen too often!!!

 

[SnuffJ25]

Great job by the crews, but out of respect to the victim and his family, probably not appropriate to publish.... Just my 2 cents.

 

[Zapp Brannigan]

Great job by the crews, but out of respect to the victim and his family, probably not appropriate to publish.... Just my 2 cents.

Face was blurred out. I think it is a borderline call, BUT, as I said, face was blurred out, and really nothing that was readily identifiable for a victim.


I have mixed opinions about showing victims, but I think this is a GREAT video to share the positive side, the bread and butter structural firefighting operations.

 

[911 Outfitters Texas]

Those guys did one hell of a job. Hope the victim made it ok!

 

[firefightin6]

They did do a great job!

 

[Trisdisp57]

good job and nice grab, also good show of incident command. :thumbsup:

 

[CPDG23]

Anyone know if the guy made it?

 

[nightwolf]

Anyone know if the guy made it?

I think I saw this video on youtube a couple of weeks ago,it must have been taken down. From what I remember, the victim did not survive. Great effort nonetheless.

 

[Will B]

This happened in San Bernardino on Feb 28. Here is some info on the event from Statter911.com


Helmet-cam: San Bernardino firefighters find victim in house fire. | STATter911.com

 

[Tom]

Videos like this give people a better appreciation for the men and women who put their own lives at risk just to save others. God bless the firefighters, victim, and his family.

 

[Luismariadarlene]

wow that is a very cool video.

 

[corpsman713]

You guys did a great job. Hope victim was O.K.

 

[RES347CUE]

helluva video

 

[Doug]

Face was blurred out. I think it is a borderline call, BUT, as I said, face was blurred out, and really nothing that was readily identifiable for a victim.

I have mixed opinions about showing victims, but I think this is a GREAT video to share the positive side, the bread and butter structural firefighting operations.

My only argument with it isn't that it shows a patient, but that it shows something that the public can't see - the inside of the house. I believe there have been issues with this sort of thing in the past (such as COPS filming inside a private area where there was a legal reasonable expectation of privacy; I think one lawsuit likened it to a search, unlawful under the 4th Amendment.)