5 years?? If you kill someone in a hit & run your ability to drive a vehicle should be PERMANENTLY revoked. No ifs ands or buts about it and if you're seen driving again your rear gets hauled off to prison. Just ridiculous.

@wesss9353

15 күн бұрын

You get 10 years for leaving tire marks on the rainbow road

@rqangelful

15 күн бұрын

I agree wholeheartedly 😮

@MrBonebus

15 күн бұрын

find what prison it is and start mailing the case report to random people inside.

@MOUNTAINS-BrysonCityNC

15 күн бұрын

You should go to jail for life

@historyiwitness5915

15 күн бұрын

Were they crossing at a crosswalk, or just anyplace they wanted?

i feel bad for the lady who witnessed the whole thing that must be traumatic to see

@yarianalp

15 күн бұрын

And the cop just "Ok" "Mhm" "Ok" my guy a LIIIITTLE bit of empathy yknow

@autumn557

15 күн бұрын

Eh. I’ve witness a motorcycle fatality. You forget it later. I only vague think about it when I think of the car driver ever got sued or not.

@yarianalp

15 күн бұрын

@@autumn557 I mean, not everyone processes things the same, though, I've also witnessed several different fatalities, and especially in the moment, people respond differently to the shock. In the moment a bit of empathy is just the good thing to do.

@atotalidiot

15 күн бұрын

@@autumn557 you never forget, you just bury it.

@curtislaketek2952

15 күн бұрын

​@yarianalp exactly sometimes its very traumatizing we force ourselves to forget

A parent learning their child passed away is probably the most devastating thing you can ever witness.

@susanb4213

Күн бұрын

I was driving in my car, so I only had audio, but when I heard that poor father and Grandfather learn that she didn't make it, that was horrific.

@crazyrobots6565

Күн бұрын

No parent should ever have to be told that. No parent should ever have to go through that. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.

@lc4life369

Күн бұрын

It's a million times more traumatic when the actual parent finds out their child is dead. Happened to my mother and she got so depressed, gave up on life and died 4 months later. And yes it was very traumatic to witness her pain as she was my mother. But I still believe it was way worse for her 😭😦😯😂lol

@user-uq4mc9yu8t

Күн бұрын

smh shit crazy

@crazyrobots6565

17 сағат бұрын

@@lc4life369 what a strange place to say "lol"

Last July, I was cycling and got hit by an SUV. I’m finally healed now and my lawyer is preparing to write the demand letter. Wish me luck.

@user-yr4kf4vr3u

4 күн бұрын

Good luck !

@sadfrog15

3 күн бұрын

nearly a year and your lawyer is still "preparing" to write a demand letter. Better not be paying him hourly

@wynton921

3 күн бұрын

@@sadfrog15 She’s not “preparing”, she’s preparing. You need to research the process of working with a personal injury lawyer 🥱

@wynton921

3 күн бұрын

@@user-yr4kf4vr3u thank you so much. It’s been a process.

@sadfrog15

3 күн бұрын

@@wynton921 i was fully settled in 10 months

I’m sorry he KILLED SOMEONE AND FLED THE SCENE and only gets a small sentence. The justice system is broke.

@simply7teen_495

15 күн бұрын

They care about te small drug offenses 10+ 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

@Rosierx1

15 күн бұрын

I personally know someone who did the exact same thing, plus cleaning his car to get rid of the blood, and hiding his car in a garage for weeks until finally turning himself in. He was only sentenced to a year & some change. It happened here in Pennsylvania

@Rosierx1

15 күн бұрын

A Sugarloaf Township man will spend two to four years in state prison after pleading guilty to vehicular homicide related to the death of a construction worker on Interstate 81 last year. The man, 28, was charged by state police at Hazleton with striking Kevin DenDulk, 30, of Limerick, in a construction zone on the interstate in Hazle Township on Aug. 1. DenDulk, part of the construction crew, was pronounced dead at the scene. State police said he fled the scene in his vehicle, a 2005 Hyundai Accent. His vehicle was in the process of being disassembled when it was found at his residence, court records say.

@Rosierx1

15 күн бұрын

@@simply7teen_495i can agree with this. My daughters father was just sentenced to 12 years in federal prison on may 23rd. His charges are non violent drug possession/ dealing charges & NO ONE died. Someone that i grew up with was sentenced to 2-4 years for doing a hit & run, while driving drunk, resulting in the death of a man. He also tampered with evidence, hiding & cleaning/dissembling his car for weeks until he finally turned himself in. This was a few years ago. He ended up serving a year & some change. He’s out now. I find that to be mind blowing. Smh. A Sugarloaf Township man will spend two to four years in state prison after pleading guilty to vehicular homicide related to the death of a construction worker on Interstate 81 last year. The man, 28, was charged by state police at Hazleton with striking Kevin DenDulk, 30, of Limerick, in a construction zone on the interstate in Hazle Township on Aug. 1. DenDulk, part of the construction crew, was pronounced dead at the scene. State police said he fled the scene in his vehicle, a 2005 Hyundai Accent. His vehicle was in the process of being disassembled when it was found at his residence, court records say. Oh yeah, and they both had the same laywer. So it’s not like one got less time due to having a better attorney…. They both had the same exact laywer, who is the best lawyer out here in north east Pennsylvania.

@gsharpenmydjencil

15 күн бұрын

It’s not a justice system, it’s a legal system.

Thats why i never assume a car is going to stop for me. Every vehicle is trying to hit me until it comes to a complete stop.

@historyiwitness5915

13 күн бұрын

About 100% of these commenters are completely insane thinking it's okay to just run out in front of fast moving traffic. They think the driver is 100% responsible. I have deep concerns for where this world is going if that's what people think. Everybody knows you don't run out in front of traffic at night especially. They took their lives in their own hands and someone else got blamed because they were scared and left the scene. Fear is a natural human reaction. Running out in front of fast moving traffic is not.

@DeusKDuo

13 күн бұрын

@@historyiwitness5915 If the driver didnt run from the scene there is a very good chance he could have gotten off with no charges. It was dark and other drivers also did not see the second person. We don't know everything behind this. It could have been the pedestrians fault in fact that is my suspicion.

@historyiwitness5915

13 күн бұрын

@@DeusKDuo oh really you're a lawyer now? The fact that they left did not contribute to the girl's death. The girl contributed to her own death. Buy running out in front of traffic. Shocking that this simple fact needs to be explained to you

@DeusKDuo

13 күн бұрын

@@historyiwitness5915 I think you misunderstood what i am saying i agree with you. I am saying If the driver that hit the girl would have stayed. It likely would have been deemed an unfortunate accident and he would have not got in trouble because the girl contributed to her own death.

@63076topher

12 күн бұрын

@@historyiwitness5915 You think it is OK to speed and hit someone KILLING them and not even stop BULL 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 take responsibility for your actions and PULL THE F OVER.

That grandfather is 100% my mom if something EVER happened to her grand babies….she is the sweetest old lady in the world but uh uh not the grand babies

As the mother of a 20-year-old girl I can’t imagine what it would be like to hear this news. I hope the family finds love and support in each other ❤😢

That broke my heart when the cop told the father that his little girl passed away. So sad. And the murderer only gets five years.

@UnreasonableArticulo

10 күн бұрын

Not so, his license is suspended for 5 years once he gets out, and he's under supervision when he gets out for almost 5 years, but he got 8 years in prison. Involuntary manslaughter normally is up to a 4 year sentence, often much less. He got over double. If we're unhappy with crime punishments, we need to vote in people who are tougher on criminals.

@susiemalphurs5212

10 күн бұрын

5 yrs was ridiculous.👍🏻

@garywemmer9342

10 күн бұрын

​@@UnreasonableArticuloOh, shucky darn.... that's a real deterrent. They'll drive, despite what ever the feeble courts say. Any judge, that slaps hands, should be imprisoned. It's a homicide!

@garywemmer9342

10 күн бұрын

​@@UnreasonableArticuloOh, shucky darn.... that's a real deterrent. They'll drive, despite what ever the feeble courts say. Any judge, that slaps hands, should be imprisoned. It's a homicide!

@ranccgacha

9 күн бұрын

I agree. Usually I’m pretty stoic but seeing that poor, sweet man hearing that news? I can’t imagine how cops deal with telling people that. I truly wish him only the best.

The fact you could tell there was not a drop of remorse from the man who ended her life tells you that he'd do it again with the same amount of apathy. He will do it again, 8 years is not enough. He took someone's baby/grandbaby away, she was only 20 years old.

@treytison1444

15 күн бұрын

8 years and 2 bottles of tequila later...

@cynthiacarter514

15 күн бұрын

Agreed

@SonoftheWars

15 күн бұрын

Culture means everything. Look at his culture.

@arnold8746

15 күн бұрын

​@@SonoftheWarsuh oh... you can't be spreading truth like that. It's racist.

@robertyoung2819

15 күн бұрын

Yep...

oh the sound of the dad and grandfather crying broke my heart, no one deserves to die like that. that absolutely shattered my heart 💔💔

@Flutterbug_67

6 сағат бұрын

I know, I was in tears for them !! She was just a kid really, starting out. I pray she didn’t suffer & this pos gets some justice inside. 🙏💙❤️💙🙏

That father had me bawling, I can't even imagine the pain and confusion 😭

When that grandfather stopped his Semi truck in the middle of the road demanding to know where his grand baby is....my heart hurt so badly. I can't imagine that pain in his heart.

@metleash

14 күн бұрын

I'm not gonna pretend that I know what the cops thought but I could imagine it being tough to tell the grandpa what happened. Telling anyone that there love one is gone must be painful, recognizing the pain but only being able to provide the most superficial comfort.

@Epic_C

14 күн бұрын

The cops didn't handle that well at all. Complaining about the truck stopped in the road rather than trying to verify who he was and why he was there.

@metleash

13 күн бұрын

@@Epic_C I agree, I want to argue on everyone's behalf in something this tragic but you could tell the cops knew they weren't right to turn him away, they didn't try to force him beyond some words but they should have given up after maybe 2~3 times he said he was grandpa. I get why they didn't want to be the one to tell him tho, they had to get dad for that part.

@serialclone

13 күн бұрын

@@Epic_C The cops handled it how they should have. They can't have a truck, or any other unauthorized vehicle, parked at an active crime scene. They also don't know who this guy is. As far as they know, this is just some guy who rolled up and started screaming. They handled it as best as they could by asking him nicely to move his truck and talk with the family members on scene. His frustration is understandable and justified, but procedures still need to be followed.

@jeremy12ga26

13 күн бұрын

@@Epic_C I mean, I get it. The officers rightly assumed that the grandfather would be in no position to operate a semi truck after receiving such tragic news about a family member. It really would have been better for everyone involved if they were able to convince him to move the truck before breaking the news.

A person’s life is worth way more than 8 years in prison and $15k. It should be minimum 25 to life and he should have to work in prison and give the family every paycheck he makes.

@katel7309

15 күн бұрын

i don't get the usa mentality to give all crimes life in prison. It was manslaughter not calculated murder My cousin was killed by a drunk driver but that night he didn't decided to go out and murder her. His bad choices led to her death and she was crossing at night. Pedestrian's take lots of risk crossing roads. You need to a really quick risk assessment and not be in a hurry. I live in a regional town in Australia which has particular roads where they are hazards to drivers. People walk into the roads walk across traffic lights etc with no regard. Bike people do whatever. You need to be aware going at the speed limit you need to drive below the speed limit! I lived in an Australian city and had no issues with people but in coastal country Australia where I am its terrible.

@nazonrev5087

15 күн бұрын

​@@katel7309I agree with the sentiment that manslaughter shouldn't be charged with the same punishment as straight-up murder, but given how prevelant anti-drunk driving sentiment is in general media, especially in the US, anyone in their right mind should ABSOLUTELY assume they are going to be putting someone in serious danger by driving intoxicated. If you are knowingly drunk drive, and you acknowledge how dangerous drunk driving is, and you end up killing someone, you should ABSOLUTELY go to prison for an extremely long time. Whoever killed your cousin knowingly put everyone on the road and around it at risk. They knew the consequences, yet they did it anyway.

@Sofus-fu4ro

15 күн бұрын

Pipe down there keyboard warrior, you acting like he took out a whole village

@ET2carbon

15 күн бұрын

​@@katel7309 I think most will see your comment and agree with you, but the thing here is fleeing. That should've escalated manslaughter to murder 2nd or 3rd degree.

@chriss7701

15 күн бұрын

@@nazonrev5087Calm down, there are always two sides to every story regardless if you believe it or not. Sure he was wrong to keep driving but maybe he panicked? I bet you would have been scared shitless too. In regards to her, she should have triple checked the way was clear before crossing. I’m sorry, but if you make stupid choices knowing you’re crossing a busy street, that’s on you.

Ugh, that dad's reaction got me right in the heart. I just wanted to be able to reach through my screen and comfort him so badly.

My 72 year old father was involved in a hit-and-run fatality involving debarking bus passengers. A passenger left the bus and attempted to cross the street by moving around the *front* of the bus. He was struck by a 75 year old driver, went flying, hit the ground two lanes over, where my father struck him . Both drivers stopped, attempted to help, called 911, and waited for the police. This accident destroyed my father. He was so shaken that he started to develop dementia within the year. He died of the same five years later. Pedestrian safety and infrastructure is an absolute necessity to save the lives of more than just the immediate victims

I can't even imagine how the dad and mom feels. So terrible.

@randalthor6872

15 күн бұрын

that was heartbreaking when Dad walked up on scene And it's gotta be even worse for the family knowing the killer got off relatively easily

@GenX1968

15 күн бұрын

The cops could have been more compassionate. Absolutely disgusting behavior.

@lilyj0000

15 күн бұрын

@@randalthor6872 it was bad when grandpa showed up too. You could feel the pain emanating from them both. It was heartbreaking!!💔💔💔

@BeamerFonz

15 күн бұрын

Cops could have atleast given him a hug when he started freakin out

@enid0mom

15 күн бұрын

@@lilyj0000As a grandmother of identical twin girls who will be 8 in a few weeks, I can’t imagine losing one of them anymore than losing my daughter. I have three times in my life when I have received news of the death family. My mother in 1981-expected after a long illness, my father in 1983-sudden death, and my sister and only sibling, in 2012, also a sudden death. Because they all lived in different states, I got the news over the phone. Each time, it was straight forward with no chitchat. Just wham! Knowing how it feels to receive that news, I can’t imagine having to give that news to anyone. That must be one of the hardest parts of the job for law enforcement and/or medical professionals. How do you maintain an emotional distance to preserve your own mental health without sounding cold and unfeeling? By the time you 77 like I am, you have lost many loved ones. Many friends. That never gets easier.

8 years for murder and fleeing the scene? Are you kiddin me?

@n8saleen740

9 күн бұрын

Exactly what I’m saying. That’s life without parole for a hit and run resulting in death

@dawnboese6613

9 күн бұрын

I worked with a lady who was drunk driving and killed 2 people. 4 years. She didn't want to get out of jail, even she thought it wasn't enough.

@UpsidedownC

8 күн бұрын

​@@dawnboese6613 she could have asked the judge for a longer sentence

@dasiajb

8 күн бұрын

@@dawnboese6613 damn at least she has a conscience…

@tzizzle

8 күн бұрын

not a murderer.

This is so much harder to watch the regular investigation. It’s absolutely heartbreaking to see the family and friends reactions to the gut wrenching news of her passing.

The cries from the father brought me to tears… I hope over the years (I saw this happened in 2022) this family has had time to heal. May she rest in peace for eternity 🕊️

The Fathers reaction is heartbreaking. Parents are not supposed to outlive their children. Its unnatural and a tragedy. As a father, this clip hit hard.

@amandaskywalker7331

13 күн бұрын

Yes, and you can see how this poor man is in disbelief, saying it's not true, and begging them to keep working on her. Even later he asks can't the EMTs keep trying... I've seen so many of these videos of lying criminals (who killed their kids, spouse, etc) faking grief. This is what real grief looks like: initial denial because the mind won't accept this terrible truth. The poor grandfather too.

@athletico7707

13 күн бұрын

Don’t know if I would say unnatural but nevertheless a tragedy of epic proportions.

@doinmypart7417

13 күн бұрын

I saw a recent Reddit post asking "what should everyone go through?" and my first thought was "the death of their parents." All other reasons aside, this answer means no parent goes through the death of their child.

@TheEnd-eg6wq

13 күн бұрын

The dad didnt care, the grandfather did.

@mfi-cf7sp

13 күн бұрын

it hurt me too and why weren’t the officers trying to hold him!? see I’m from the deep Deep South and we love on those who need to be loved on whether we know them or not and I am just disappointed with the delivery of this kind of news 🤬

Imagine coming upon the scene of an accident and be informed your Daughter is deceased, absolutely heartbreaking.

@kimchi_bokum_bap_baby

14 күн бұрын

I started crying so hard watching the dad break down. I'm in shambles

@JustSomeChatter

13 күн бұрын

15:50 The moment he say "no man... no.. man... come on~ please~ please.." my heart broken.. i can't.... RIP

@Dudemon-1

13 күн бұрын

My co-worker returned from his honeymoon and fatally crashed on his way to work the first day back. When his new bride arrived and saw his truck, EMS kept her back and lied to her that he was still alive.

@4dyamondx745

12 күн бұрын

​@@Dudemon-1that is not the same, they were NOT trying to cause a panic

@saceyasa2309

12 күн бұрын

@@kimchi_bokum_bap_baby tears dripping. that was hard. that poor family.

My dad was a homicide detective in the Midwest. Near Chicago. We love your channel. Thank you for telling these stories. They’re important

Aww…that poor dad. No parent should outlive their child. Listening to him broke my heart for him. I wish her entire family peace and healing. ❤

The dads reaction broke my heart. 18:30 He wanted so bad for that cop to tell him they were working in her, and he was wrong! The poor mom, she's driving a school bus when she finds out her baby is dead!

@historyiwitness5915

6 күн бұрын

He should have told her not to run into moving traffic. That's a dad's job.

@DirtyMikeHoncho

6 күн бұрын

​@historyiwitness5915 be quiet you runt. Id like to say more but youtube wont let me.

@spookies906

6 күн бұрын

@@historyiwitness5915 wow you’re a pos. Maybe the car that hit her shouldn’t have been driving like they were? Her coworker even said they cross that street all the time with no trouble. Driver’s fault.

@nahh_homi

6 күн бұрын

​@@historyiwitness5915 I feel like people like you get off on being stupid by choice

@robertolerota4234

6 күн бұрын

@@historyiwitness5915 and people have been telling you not to kiss your dad on the lips. But here we are. Out here making dad kisser comments

Losing a child is horrific. Losing an only child completely changes a parent's future. No one to save family treasures or photos for. No grandkids. Being alone in old age. It leaves a hollow place in your chest that doesn't go away. Some days it's tiny, other days it takes up your whole chest and you can't breathe. I'm in my 8th year of it. He would be 44 now.

@AnoraJohnson

15 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry. I've seen my parents lose my siblings and it's the most painful thing I've ever seen anyone live through. Sending a hug.❤

@cynthiacarter514

15 күн бұрын

I am so sorry for the deep pain of loss you have.

@angiemcpeek3530

15 күн бұрын

I’m very sorry for your terrible loss.

@downhomesunset

15 күн бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss. I lost my 48 year old sister 3 weeks ago to an aneurysm. I am going through breast cancer treatment. My father said to me last week “look after yourself because I couldn’t stand to lose both of you”.

@AnoraJohnson

15 күн бұрын

@@downhomesunset Sending you a hug ❤

Man.. of all videos ive seen so far from this type of channels this is the one that hit me the most, watching the family reaction was the most gut wrenching stuff ive seen so far.

Wanted to compliment you on the quality and completeness of this video. Captured all elements of the aftermath. Initial witnesses, efforts to assist the victim, family impact, investigation, and explaining the result of the proceedings.

The father and grandfather had me in tears. She had so many people who loved her very much, breaks my heart. I wish the family all the peace they can possibly have in this situation.

@Ken94366

11 күн бұрын

The father finding out made my heart drop

@winglessfairy564

10 күн бұрын

@@Ken94366I seriously wasn’t expecting that to be a part of the video so when that part came up I was like Jesus Christ, it’s so distressing

Listening to her father completely break down, broke my heart and instant waterworks.

@bluemoonofky8468

15 күн бұрын

Brought back many vivid memories of when I lost my son and I can't quit crying! Life changes in the blink of an eye😢

@teecope488

15 күн бұрын

​@@bluemoonofky8468same here😢😢I lost 2 daughters due to a house fire....the pain never goes away

@jobofa4252

15 күн бұрын

Hes crying cause he wished he taught her what a crosswalk is

@MyPetIsaNazgul

15 күн бұрын

​@@bluemoonofky8468Same does. I lost my son in 2021. I got choked up watching this Dad and directly empathizing with what he was going through. I'm sorry you lost your baby boy 💜

@bluemoonofky8468

15 күн бұрын

@teecope488 oh noooo I am so so sorry sweetheart. As bad as it has been losing my only son I can't even imagine losing 2 of my children at once! I am truly sorry! I know there aren't words that make any difference tho. The ones of us that have been through it are the ONLY ones that honestly know this pain. 💔💞

I agree , it was a cold cruel behavior how they both were delivering the news to this Grandfather - thank you for addressing that specific part later, and editing in a solid interview with another kind /caring “human” officer, so they can hopefully learn!

this is edited so welll

As a father of an 18 year old girl, the father and grandfather broke my heart. RIP Danesha

@Doxymeister

8 күн бұрын

I raised two boys, they're grown now and have children of their own. I can't even imagine losing one of my grandkids. That part really had me tearing up. RIP, Danesha.

@melonioilar8569

2 күн бұрын

I am a mother but i had the same reaction-i am still snubbing from all the sadness 😢

grown ass man here, i think i cried on 15 separate occasions during this one. truly heartbreaking. love you all. stay safe folks

@jamesharty9938

5 күн бұрын

Same here didnt even know her but had me tearing up so sad

@bravo2-5anderson62

3 күн бұрын

Love you too buddy❤ stay safe man.

@lindaf114

3 күн бұрын

@CAMERINO716 man, this one was messy. So traumatic for everyone. I'm so sad for all involved

@melissauknow5328

3 күн бұрын

You can tell this sweet girl was very very loved!!

@michelleharper2940

3 күн бұрын

❤️ hugs my friend - sending love to you and all here 🤗

Omg when the cop told the dad and his reaction, I haven’t cried so hard in a long time. I lost a child at the age of 16, so I kind of know how pain of losing your child. I just wanted to hug him. This broke my heart! She was only 20 too! Heartbreaking! 😢

My former coworker hit two people while drunk driving. The first ended up with a broken arm and the second, multiple severe injuries including permanent brain damage. She was sentenced to 9 years. This guy getting such a short sentence and the opportunity to regain his license after killing someone and fleeing the scene is absolutely wild.

@farzana6676

8 күн бұрын

There were mitigating circumstances that makes this different to your case. It was really dark and there was no proof of drunk driving. It could be down to mere accident.

@tuber93422

7 күн бұрын

Wild everything is wild so wild

@historyiwitness5915

6 күн бұрын

He wasn't drunk. And the girl offered herself by running out in traffic like certain people do.

@cyndilelyn

6 күн бұрын

@@farzana6676 he said he knew he his something and still didnt stop.

@russelneilv1361

6 күн бұрын

Especially since it is a hit & run.. he didn't take accountability for his mistake... He should get much longer sentence since he ran and didn't care about the life he took....

That poor lady that saw the whole thing, she was so traumatized. I wish the officer did a better job of comforting her. He just said ok to everything.

@ceelavee

15 күн бұрын

Totally agree!

@troyburgess2355

15 күн бұрын

Sadly they have to work fast to retain the validity of information given by the statements. Them comforting her could count as them coercing her into saying what they want to hear and it's harder for it to stand up in court. It sucks but defense lawyers get really scummy in cases like this and will do anything to make sure a piece of shit walks free.

@Metro248

15 күн бұрын

To be fair, It was dangerously cold outside that day. That 4 degree fahrenheight felt like negative 16 with the wind chills so he probably couldnt comfort her the way he could of

@jacklow9611

15 күн бұрын

What do you expect him to have said? There's not much he could do there. What could you have said? Think about it very well, and be totally honest.

@realityisnotwhatyouthinkitis

15 күн бұрын

I'm sure a lot of those cops were very upset over the situation but unfortunately cops need to have themselves collected and calm for the people that they are dealing with

Greetings from the U.K. I’m a 58YO British guy, when the grandfather arrived in his semi, I lost it and started crying. The interview at the end is excellent.

My heart breaks for the family and friends. I can’t imagine what this must be like. I don’t think I’ve ever had a KZread video made me cry like this. 😢❤ 💔

@dannyrichards-nb9sh

2 күн бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤

Father's reaction had me breaking into millions of pieces. Absolutely devestating 💔

@mymoonearthsun

14 күн бұрын

I lost it when he did! I could feel his pain🥹

@Zola_6

13 күн бұрын

The grandfathers made me cry

@Dawniedarlin

13 күн бұрын

So did the grandfather. I can only imagine the pain. & I am 100% sure it is worse than I can imagine. All I could think of was my grandbabies. One who is about to get his license.

@TheRealDavisFamilyMatters23

10 күн бұрын

Yes me too 😢😢😢

8 years max to murder someone and not care. Crazy

@JMac-md3vj

15 күн бұрын

I thought that was way low too.

@Dryphish

15 күн бұрын

Totally agree. If it’s murder that sentence better double or triple. Point blank.

@amzarnacht6710

15 күн бұрын

Malicious indifference on top of felony hit and run homicide. 20 years, mandatory minimum.

@bmxscape

15 күн бұрын

@@Dryphish i didnt even watch the video yet but im going to assume that isn't murder and it's actually manslaughter which are vastly different

@stevet4564

15 күн бұрын

​@@amzarnacht6710 It damn well should be....well put.

thank you for including the infrastructural factors that can help prevent tragedies like this one.

Goddamn. This was just sad. A father being told his daughter is dead. A son telling his father-in-law his granddaughter is gone. This one hits hard.

Oh, that poor daddy. The anguish in his voice was heartbreaking. The grandfather stoically distressed, you can hear the tears in his anger. That poor mama too, I can't even imagine how her heart feels. She was just a baby...so young with a whole life ahead of her. So sorry to the family for your loss.

@terrydempsey6174

14 күн бұрын

Young officer haranguing distraught Grandapa was DISGRACEFUL. Shame on him.

@johnroberts3824

14 күн бұрын

The whole thing is super tragic. It was difficult to watch.

@girlmama.

14 күн бұрын

Yes it made me cry 😭 I felt so sad for them and thinking of the mother being a school bus driver in the middle of a shift finding out your daughter has been hit and passed in the accident, she can’t leave right away ☹️…. The reactions of dad and grandpa were heart.

@noahmiller1655

13 күн бұрын

Yeah that broke my heart hearing the dad but that papaw made me cry not going lie

@SarahlArnold-vd8gy

11 күн бұрын

Praying for the family you have my condolences ❤

One minute they are with you and the next they're gone. My 37 year old son passed away, sliding on ice into a tree. At first you demand it not to be happening and begin sinking deeper and deeper into the reality that you will never again speak to them on this earth. I spent many years grieving until I decided I was going to remember every little laugh we had, every good time. My heart goes out to the families and may you be able to remember all the good times.

@keptt2

15 күн бұрын

Did he die at the age of 37 or you counted the years from the time he died? I had a fetus brother who died before his birth and my mom still counts the years from that day. it's just heartbreaking

@Thetruththatisee

15 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry.

@Thetruththatisee

15 күн бұрын

​@@keptt2don't question her about this!! Wtf is wrong with you?

@jillp3761

15 күн бұрын

So glad you chose as you did ❤ SO sorry for your loss .... I can't even imagine; you were strong and wise enough to choose the way to honour the one you lost and yourself 🎉

@ninachkah13

15 күн бұрын

​@@Thetruththatiseedang calm down

Sorry for the family's lost my condolences, this brought me to tears I can only hope that when my daughter get older and independent she is safe from harm..

Very sad, but interesting to see behind the scenes. Thoughts and prayers to the family, especially the grandfather who deserved more respect. Really interesting the interview at the end of the video and adds useful perspective to it's content.

When they told the father what happened, my heart absolutely shattered for him. The news no parent should ever have to hear.

@dsouthernflyboi

14 күн бұрын

Brought tears to my eyes

That one witness was truly traumatized. The whole thing was sad.

@sentientdogma1206

8 күн бұрын

She was annoying and stupid. She admitted to not paying attention while driving. Also she made it about her instead of the victim so it’s really obnoxious to listen to that

@ravensathighnoon

7 күн бұрын

@@sentientdogma1206 She was traumatized by what she saw. Nobody has perfect recall or mental processing after seeing something like that. If you can't muster empathy try at least some understanding.

@lizardking2407

5 күн бұрын

@sentientdogma1206 What's it like being a sociopath?

@ericanderson735

5 күн бұрын

Ya she was annoying and acting like she was a victim, she should have stopped. Zero emotional control, if she wasn’t so overly emotional she could have helped much more. Absolute fail.

@ericanderson735

5 күн бұрын

@@sentientdogma1206agreed !

Great job putting tbis together for us, especially the end where you talk to an officer about the case and how it ended. Thanks for adding and sharing that I really enjoyed it especially after that serious of a situation and the poor father and grandfather being so obviously upset. Heartbreaking to lose a child and she was so young .. and lets not forget the lady that was so upset b/c or being right behind the guy that hit the young girl. I hope shes doing ok. 8 years isnt enough at all !!

Love the commentary/ interview at the end. Condolences to the family. 💜

That sentence was DISGUSTING. How the FUCK could he have gotten 8 YEARS!!!?!? Whoever that judge is needs to be removed asap. That is atrocious

@jdkunzjeff

14 күн бұрын

The US is in the soft on crime era 🙄

@seen2much6

14 күн бұрын

@@jdkunzjeffits not i know someone with 10 years for stealing a car so nope yall pick and choose

@upinalaska49

14 күн бұрын

@@seen2much6nobody asked you about your loser friend

@seen2much6

14 күн бұрын

@@upinalaska49 JUST LIKE YOUR ANNCESTORS AND YOU

@upinalaska49

14 күн бұрын

@@seen2much6 my ancestors? What are you even talking about 😂

that fathers reaction to the news of his daughters passing is enough to make just about anyone tear up. those cries of primal pain just wrench at your heart and tear at your soul. really hoping he can find some peace after such a tragic loss.

It’s nice to watch a video of police helping someone and being polite and respectful to witnesses & citizens, instead of violating rights.

Thank you for all this hard work and dedication!!

I have a daughter that age. I can’t imagine being in the same situation as this father. The sudden realization that you’ll never see her, hug her, cook her a meal, and hear her tell you that she loves you and getting to tell her that you love her too. That’s horrific pain.

@claypittman8425

15 күн бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing. So heartbreaking. May God ease the family’s pain.

I can't believe they gave him such a mild sentence. That young ladies life was worth far more than that!

@SonoftheWars

15 күн бұрын

Did you know her?

@deyom

15 күн бұрын

@@SonoftheWars any life is worth more than that, you don't have to know the person bruh

@jobofa4252

15 күн бұрын

A person who cant cross the street's life is worth something? thats news.

@deyom

15 күн бұрын

@@jobofa4252 Idiotic way of thinking, you're blaming the teenager instead of the guy that was speeding? Drivers are supposed to give way for pedestrians, 2 crossed but she got hit because of the speeder, how is that even her fault? Are you mentally stable

@lexilouwhoo

15 күн бұрын

@@jobofa4252stay hidden behind your screen low life

The police treated the grandfather horribly!!!! They seemed not to care how devastated he was and they could have told him in an empathetic way she was gone in stead of "move your truck!" seemingly not even caring how grandfather must feel and not telling him anything!

@jordanv8389

Күн бұрын

Someone passed away from an accident, and he’s doing something that could cause another accident. I think it’s reasonable they don’t want that to happen right now

@MikaylaPandas

Күн бұрын

@@jordanv8389 There was a better way of de-escalating that. Screaming back at a grieving man is only going to agitate things more. You keeping calm and under control, they'll start to calm down. His adrenaline is on full right now because his granddaughter JUST died. I'd be screaming at the officers too to see my loved one and where they are. That officer was awful

@vikinginfidel4293

7 сағат бұрын

​@MikaylaPandas and if someone else loses their life because of his truck then what? Is his situation more important than someone else's life? If the cops need you to move you need to move and quit thinking you're more important than everyone else on the road

Thank you for your service John, I respect all of your work.

The dad breaking down, almost broke me down.. smh

@bobbysue9363

15 күн бұрын

You and me both, bud!

@nsahandler

15 күн бұрын

The grandfather who parked his truck probably heard it over CB. That man literally said "fuck work" and drive the delivery out. I feel for that man. I get why the officers were strict. Luckily they had compassion for the situation.

my heart breaks for the witness who was crying and saying sorry :(

This made me cry! Such awful suffering for so many... So sad! Possibly the saddest vid I've watched on YT... Ever!!! Kudos to the vid maker/authors/editors...

That man should get life in prison with no chance of parole. That man had no remorse for what he did and he clearly was on something if he didn’t even know he hit a person let alone didn’t even stop.

That poor lady who saw the complete accident...textbook demonstration of seeing trauma, repeating that she couldn't believe what she saw...Same with dad. Denial is usually the first emotional reaction from your brain. You're just trying to process it and your brain is "protecting" your full reaction.

@SlomoOfficial

13 күн бұрын

In Germany we wouldn't have sent her off to work. There would've at least been someone from EMS that would've checked on her and she definitely would not have been sent to work. We have so called "Notfallseelsorger" which are basically pastors that take care of traumatized family members witnesses and emergency services personell. She definitely seemed like she needed a chaplain to talk to.

@patsyshannon

12 күн бұрын

@@SlomoOfficial So right. I remember seeing a car accident and I was first on the scene as I was following (rural road). The guy was pinned behind the steering wheel in a micro car. He was coherent and wanted to use my phone to call his wife. He did and the medics arrived and took over. I ended up calling his wife back to reassure her of his "apparent" condition and where the ambulance was taking him. THEN, I headed to work as a family therapist. I don't think my clients got my best work....

@anniet494

12 күн бұрын

@@SlomoOfficial in america we continue like nothing! my mom tried to hang herself and the rope broke and they sent me to school like nothing.

@dewilew2137

11 күн бұрын

@@anniet494 Who is “They”? Your mom? Clearly she has some issues. That’s an indictment on her, not on Americans.

@dewilew2137

11 күн бұрын

@@anniet494 who is “they”? Your parents? They did the right thing.

My best friend was one of those 6324 killed in 2019. She was on the way home from dinner with her two daughters, ages 12 & 14, and saw a man crossing the street in a wheel chair carrying groceries. She pulled over to help him across and they were both hit by a 20 year old who failed to stop. Both of her girls witnessed the accident and ran out in the street. Thankfully a passersby stopped and got the girls out of the street. The driver returned to the scene more than 30 mins later, after both victims had died. She was charged with a hit and run but was found not guilty because she eventually returned to the scene even though she drove off and left both victims to die in the street. Unbelievable! Watching this was very traumatic for me but I appreciate this video so much. The public needs to be aware.

@marcusbuckner5582

14 күн бұрын

Any loss of life is sad: most can be avoided. In Texas, maybe others, a person can be charged with failing to render aid….30 minutes later? Should’ve been charged….again, sorry for these parents and family and your loss.

@Fjk2134

14 күн бұрын

😮😮 wow that is RIDICULOUS. She came back 30 minutes later I GUARANTEE because her parents told her if she didn't go back she will get charged . I'm in shock she got NO prison time. This is pathetic. It could have been someone else that hit them that was Totally wasted drunk or high and got scared someone got the license plate and went and traded places with a sober family member so they don't get charged. Anything could have had happened in that 30 minutes. Sorry to hear about your loss❤

@lolitagslay

14 күн бұрын

@@Fjk2134that’s so true!!

@AlexKelly-mk8py

14 күн бұрын

I have nothing but hate and vengance towards 2019. Such an evil year! EVIL year.

@MihkalToomes

14 күн бұрын

I think the public is for the most part aware that hit and runs are part of reality. Hit and runs are illegal in all states, but the parameters can be slightly different depending on your state laws. As far as I understand it does not matter if you return to the scene after 1 minute or after 24 hours or after a year, if you flee the scene you are guilty of the crime of hit and run. It is very strange the perpetrator was charged, but then found not guilty due to returning to the scene. It sounds like the person did in fact meet the criteria for hit and run, but perhaps the jury went against their oath and nullified? Typically the jury is given instructions and takes an oath to remain impartial, but that's the problem with jury of peers is this does not always happen as it should. It is quite rare though especially with random hit and run killers. That is really weird.

3 years ago, i arrived home to find my sister had been in an accident (she was driving) by a drunk driver who attempted to flee (his vehicle did not start, so he could not leave). Her '05 Honda Accord tanked his '80's Suburban, though any harder and she would have had the steering column shot through her. She lived. He got a small fine and walked away. He already had a suspended license and several priors.

The shock of finding out a loved one died unexpectedly is the most horrific pain to experience. It’s like being rammed with a 2x4 and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. I hope her family is doing okay now but it’ll never be the same without her. RIP ❤

If 3 people have been hit there, they need a damn crosswalk!

@LeahNicoleMusicToday

11 күн бұрын

There are crosswalks... people don't want to walk to them, amd prefer to cross by Jay walking... a crosswalk also won't stop hot and runs and car v pedestrians unfortunately.

@hobbithabits

11 күн бұрын

@@LeahNicoleMusicTodayBus stops need crosswalks. Its that simple.

@marshall2389

11 күн бұрын

Definitely. The fact that it looks like 6 or more wide lanes with high speed limits means it will be a horribly dangerous place until it is narrowed and slowed.

@myujmes

11 күн бұрын

american infrastructure is so hostile to pedestrians its insane. and some of these bigger pickups that everyone is driving now cant even see over their hood.

@BeaugosseRiche

10 күн бұрын

As if people stopped at crosswalks.

It’s clear Donnesha had so many ppl that cared about her. So sad to see a young life ended. May she rest in peace 🕊️

The lady who saw the thing was in shock. She kept repeating the same sentences. Its a trauma defense cope mechanism.

Reading the comments i kinda thought people were overreacting but holy shit, that reaction from dad is haunting.

Hearing a grown man cry is something different man it hurts your soul I felt that and started crying too. RIP Donnesha Harris ❤️

@Brandon-cm7wh

13 күн бұрын

Agree. Absolutely heartbreaking.

@drawingqueen4423

13 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry ​@@Brandon-cm7wh

Watching this father who is related to the victim be told that his daughter is dead is heartbreaking. When I’ve had to tell parents that their child was dead was one of the hardest things I had to do as a medic. When a 3 year old was accidentally run over by his dad when he was backing his truck up was one of the worst things I’ve ever seen. After he hit him he was alive until I intubated him and he coded. We never got him back. The dad’s bumper hit him in the shoulder knocking him down and the tire ran over his head and he was brain dead and that’s why he ultimately coded. He was the 2nd to youngest person I’ve done CPR on. When we got to the home where the child was hit his dad was cradling his son in his arms and at the hospital 2 nurses walked him to the room to see his dead 3 year old son. In the end he was able to donate his eyes. Watching this man mourn the loss of his daughter after finding out she died is horrible.

@lisaperry5999

15 күн бұрын

I cant imagine what health care workers and paramedics see daily

@leannemo7382

14 күн бұрын

Whoa. When my dad was three years old, his father accidentally backed the car over him too. Obviously, he survived after surgery and healing time. My sweet dad went on to live such a loving, positive life, own a successful business, had us kids, and went to God peacefully a few years back. As a grown Daddy’s girl, I miss him so very much that the tears flow even now. It’s heartbreaking to hear that another toddler in a similar situation didn’t make it, and won’t enjoy the chance to grow up. I suppose it comes down to the position of the child under the car. Although an accident, the guilt his father felt must’ve been tremendous. So very heartbreaking. Thank you for being a medic. ❤️‍🩹

@Brandon-cm7wh

13 күн бұрын

I personally know a family that happened to. Dad worked at a cable company and while backing up his work truck he accidentally hit his 3yr old daughter. It was tragic. I can't imagine.

@rodimcgeesums633

13 күн бұрын

Just goes to demonstrate the danger these Trucks and SUVs pose because they just keep getting bigger and taller.

"I didn't see any vehicles, there probably 8 to 15 vehicles here. I didn't see any vehicles" 🤣

That was hard to watch. I definitely learned a lot, more than I thought I would. I’m so thankful for the diligence that the officers put into finding the person responsible, especially in those temperatures. My heart breaks for everyone who was affected by this tragic incident. God bless you all. 😢

In high school, a girl walking home was struck and killed just a block or so down from the loading. All of us waiting heard the tires and horn. The corner got blocked off, so the school buses had to go around to get to us. We could all hear her mom screaming while we waited. I'd read in books lines about "wailing in despair," and I understood the concept. But I finally heard what it sounded like. It was a very quiet ride to our stops

@ialicat9074

15 күн бұрын

I was teaching one day and the classroom I was in was right near the road, it was nearing home time and parents were coming to collect their kids. One of the kids' grandparents was crossing the road and I heard the impact when a car hit her. It's a sound that I will never forget. She did live, but was injured at the hip level pretty bad and died sooner than she should have after that. My witness was only a sound, but it was enough that 30 years later, I still remember it clearly.

@jobofa4252

15 күн бұрын

Was she in a crosswalk with a green light?

@Thetruththatisee

15 күн бұрын

Oh god, I'm so sorry.

That sentence is truly insane. A life was lost and it was clearly the driver's fault.

@tuvoca825

9 күн бұрын

It's politics.

@stephenmitchell3569

9 күн бұрын

Wonder if he's illegal ???

@IwonyoulostLOL

9 күн бұрын

Clearly you shouldn’t cross the street in the dark while being a dark person, this is what happens

@IwonyoulostLOL

9 күн бұрын

I just feel bad for the parents of the victim

@bailey5526

8 күн бұрын

he's illegal and the judge is jewish, go figure.

oh my soul.....this has been the most heartbreaking video ive seen......this is really sad....my deepest condolences to the family........i hope that the country really does provide stricter laws and higher sentences

The other day my neighbor and friend took his life. I watched his dad scream and cry and not believe his son was gone. He started having heart issues but wouldn’t go with the ambulance. The hours of crying and screaming and wouldn’t let anyone close. 😢 I won’t ever forget that.

I've been where that father was, recieving that information about the love of my life, that he passed away in a horrific accident, at the young age of 40 - him and our beautiful Pyrenees, Polar. My family, gone in a moment, and the moment you recieve that kindof information - your entire world collapses, and you drown in your own tears. May God bless her soul, rest in peace. I hope the family finds some healing.

@beckieeaves3942

15 күн бұрын

I am so sorry for your loss.

@chosen3258

15 күн бұрын

So 😢

@beebeeflash2614

15 күн бұрын

I am so sorry. ❤❤ how devastating. Hugs to you 😢

@SL420-

15 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry you had to experience that. I wish you have the opportunity to pick up the pieces and find a way to put them back together. Every time I drive I try to think about never causing harm to other people and it makes me sick as a person knowing there are so, so many people out there that don't recognize or care about their ability to do harm.

@bluemoonofky8468

15 күн бұрын

​@SL420- Thank you for being so kind and thoughtful. The entire world really does need more people with a heart like yours. I also lost my son and the fathers reaction brought back so many memories, I'm in tears! Again thank you, I seriously mean that with what's left of my heart 😢❤

that lady is traumatized for life after seeing that and the officer was just like “ok you can go on to work” sheesh

@zee-fr5kw

13 күн бұрын

what else is she suppose to do? people die move on, idk why our modern world is so far from death it causes people to shut down

@auspiciouscloud8786

12 күн бұрын

The officer should have been nicer, indeed! 🤬

@auspiciouscloud8786

12 күн бұрын

@@zee-fr5kwplease don’t work in any job that requires caring for people or animals… 🤬

@auspiciouscloud8786

12 күн бұрын

People complain because no one cares, and then someone cares and no one helps her, a police Chaplain is trained to help victims at the scene.

@000irl

11 күн бұрын

he was absolutely ridiculous. complete apathy towards someone who is volunteering to recount trauma at her expense for the sake of being helpful.

As a former officer, you just witnessed the most difficult part of the job in my opinion. There’s nothing worse than giving a death notification. It’s truly devastating to everyone there. When you have to catch a Father collapsing after learning of his daughter’s death just a few feet away, you are never the same. Still hurts to this day and it’s been 20 years. Cops carry those scars unfortunately.

@Mr_Pink192

10 сағат бұрын

Thank you.

The worst part of this is that if the person stopped, they probably wouldn’t have gotten in any trouble. It was dark out, person ran across the road at a no cross area, I’ve seen stuff like this happen before and the person in the car is rarely in trouble.

she was so loved. my heart aches for each and every person effected by this tragic loss.

@elle9558

15 күн бұрын

god im sobbing

@MortgageGirl7

14 күн бұрын

This was rough 😢I can’t believe what we just watched. God bless this beautiful family. I pray they feel her with them.

Really struck me when the kid trying to get to work complained about the officers not letting him through into his parking lot so he had to park and across the street and walk, safely, as the officer said…while the father stood there having just found out about his daughter. Of course the guy didn’t know, just pointing out we never know what people are going through.

@drummersnare6276

15 күн бұрын

That wasn’t a kid lol

@SideB1984

15 күн бұрын

@@drummersnare6276lol?🙄 More insensitivity. Says more about you. Do please tell us his exact age then? That’s the thing you needed to attack because you don’t like humanity.

@shaneececandiecane1434

15 күн бұрын

​@@drummersnare6276Oh my goodness u do realize older people refer to younger people as kids n they have every right to!!

@bobbysue9363

15 күн бұрын

@@shaneececandiecane1434 Tell 'em! haha

@Sam11747

15 күн бұрын

Yeah, bad timing and no complete situational awareness. That said, I think he didn't want to contaminate a crime scene, and wanted to make sure it was safe.

Liked and subbed. Great video.

as a father of 3 little girls, this teared me up watching that grandfather get like that. Dude would of killed somebody if he could have

@angus4202

13 күн бұрын

that granddad got his priorities straight leave the truck where its at

@catberts6499

13 күн бұрын

I can understand the cops not wanting to tell him until he moved the truck, because he wouldn't be in the right mind to drive it over to the side after that knowledge.

@2012TheAndromeda

12 күн бұрын

@@catberts6499 Officers also had a good point too that someone else could potentially crash into him. There's plenty of videos out there of people crashing into stationary things in broad daylight... even with flashing lights.

Poor family. The young lady went to work at her uncle's business every day. They cross the road every morning but this morning she didn't make it....UnFREAKINGbelievable.

@pammers5588

4 күн бұрын

She’s so young too

Ugh I felt that dude so hard. When you get news like that, everything around you feels fake. Everything doesn’t feel real. Derealization hits hard. It’s such a weird, scary, devastating feeling.

Having John on, is nice addition. Good insight

I have watched so many bodycam videos on this channel, but this is the first one that felt like a punch in the gut. So sad, so unbelievably sad.

@john172867

15 күн бұрын

I absolutely agree. Usually it's drunk drivers getting arrested and they're even comical to a degree. But the EMTs trying to save her life, the upset female witness, and the father and grandfather's reactions are all too much and all too real. This world is spiraling out of control and spiraling at breakneck speed.

@NewsNowMemphis

14 күн бұрын

This

His sentence was BULLSHIT! 8 YEARS??????? 😡🤬

@evlsc400

15 күн бұрын

And the license being 'revoked', what a joke of a system.

@armymarshal13

15 күн бұрын

My mother got more time than that for credit card fraud.... 10 years

@that1electrician

15 күн бұрын

​@@armymarshal13Feds don't play no games

@skyeblue5669

15 күн бұрын

8 years × 20 her age..😢

@hellogetaway

15 күн бұрын

@@evlsc400 only for 5 years too 🤦‍♂

I was hit by a drunk driver. I was stopped at a red light and she slammed into me from the back going about 60mph. As a result of that accident I needed 17 surgeries!! Within hours of the accident I became partially paralyzed on my right side!! That resulted in an emergency surgery and then the rest of the surgeries came after that. Please everyone do not drink and drive. There are so many ways to get home without getting behind the wheel of your car!!

Subscribed once I saw officer John. You couldn’t have picked a better man to fill the role for a video debrief.

As a father of two teenage daughters, my ❤️goes out to the family. Much love y’all

@5GreenAcres

15 күн бұрын

Do you not know how to spell heart?

@daviswall3319

15 күн бұрын

@@5GreenAcres I bet you know how to spell what you can suck on -

That poor father, man that’s something no parent ever wants to hear. He’ll never heal from this but may he find the strength to keep going for her!

The grandfather was far more heartbreaking than the dad. Hearing, "where's my grandbaby?" It's like he knew she wasn't with us. Brought tears to my eyes

@homer5103

2 күн бұрын

Dude was carrying on like crazy, move that gd truck outta the road and act like an adult

When I clicked on this video I had no idea how much it would affect me... I was Bawling and I am not one to cry easily... My heart breaks for this young lady losing her life so carelessly... She was 20 yrs young and had her whole life ahead of her...😥😥😥 My heart and prayers go out to this young ladies family... I felt their pain, suffering, and sadness and I want them to know that I feel the same❤ I wanted to say also that I am so proud of Our Police officers paramedic's and fireman.Without them coming in and taking control of the situation and shutting down lanes this could have been so much worse... Their Integrity and their huge hearts will not escape me.. It takes a special kind of Soul to do their jobs and see all that they do... Also, thank you too the Nurses that tried to render help to this young lady and to All of the other witnesses coming forth and giving the descriptions of the car and details of what happened... You All are heroes in my eyes and GOD BLESSS YOU ALL FOR YOUR COMPASSION 🙏❤️🙏

I normally hate when video of family being given death notices are aired, but I hope that seeing this stops someone from driving drunk, from speeding, from being careless & from EVER leaving the scene of a serious accident. My heart goes out to her family though. And to everyone who witnessed it or was involved in any way. As a Paramedic I know exactly how hard it is for all of them

@downhomesunset

15 күн бұрын

Do they not have counseling services for people who are witnesses/victims of crimes that people can be referred to? That cop to that witness-“oh you can go to work now….” Seems so cold….

@wolfcraft4501

14 күн бұрын

All these police bodycam videos I’ve watched has made me damn confident that I won’t be driving drunk.

@rogerborg

14 күн бұрын

Sadly, the people who _need_ to see this, won't.

@mckennarussell4510

14 күн бұрын

⁠@@downhomesunsetfirefighter here. There’s not much that can be done in the acute trauma. The officer handled it according to how we’re trained. Us getting emotional actually makes things worse. There are counseling services for the family, however not usually bystanders.

As a RN for the passed 30+ years....I had to be there when dozens and dozens of family members were notified of a loved one's demise. It NEVER gets any easier to see that kind of pain.There just aren't enough tears!