Boron Extrication An in-depth look into vehicle extrication and rescues involving today's automobiles
A mother and her two daughters have been rescued from their BMW, which was teetering perilously on a California freeway bridge after a gravel truck rear-ended their car and plunged into a creek.
The truck of Charles Allison Jr., 48, hit the back of the BMW Thursday afternoon as she was travelling north on Highway 101 in southern California, causing the BMW to strike the bridge railing.
There, Kelli Lynne Groves, a 36-year-old mother of two, and her two young children- Sage, 10, and Milo, ten-weeks old- dangled over the bridge awaiting rescue.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2086530/Mother-2-children-crushed-inside-car-teeter-edge-100ft-high-California-bridge.html#ixzz1jSR73Xh4
Hazorb pillows should have been placed in the stream bellow to aborb the fuel,……fore and aft….HazMat-101…. Other than that,Nice Job Men!
Life safety, scene stabilization, property conservation….. Check, check, and we will get to the last one when we can… Great Job!!!
Great Job, Well Done!!
Amazing wonderful job on the rescue of that family.
great job’ keep up the great work!!
It was only by GODS grace that this family survived this horrific crash. What a awesome GOD we serve.
It was by God’s grace and BMW engineering! Even though the car was mangled beyond recognition, the reinforced passenger compartment, with front and side impact airbags, was intact enough to save all three of their lives with minor injuries and allow them to be extracted in one piece! BMW: The Ultimate Life Saving Machine!