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NTSB video companion to UPS 1354 accident report

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The video is the first-ever companion to an official NTSB report. The Board plans to produce other videos in the future on major accidents. The full written report can be found here: http://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Pages/AAR1402.aspx

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OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. - "I really appreciate you keeping people like me off the street," a 20-year-old man told troopers after drunkenly running a roadblock and crashing into a helicopter at the scene of a serious crash, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

Troopers were already at the scene attending to a pedestrian who was hit by a Jeep on U.S. 192 near State Road 429.

At about 1:41 a.m. Wednesday, a vehicle driven by Cameron Brian Sunderly, of Clermont, swerved through emergency vehicles set up as a roadblock and smashed into the tail rotor of the helicopter, investigators said.

FHP officials said they're investigating where Sunderly was illegally served alcohol.

"He's facing some serious charges when he goes before a judge to explain why he had been drinking to begin with and the level was so high," FHP Sgt. Kim Montes said.

When additional troopers arrived, they found a man close to tears pacing back and forth near the crash scene, an FHP incident report said.

I really appreciate you keeping people like me off the street. -- Driver of car that hit helicopter, according to FHP.

The man, only identified as Chris, told the trooper that his friend had hit the helicopter as they were driving home from a restaurant. Montes said he was lucky to not hit any first responders, police officers, or the person waiting for emergency care.

"People are constantly trying to go around those barricades to get through and they don't realize it's shut down for a reason," Montes said. "It's for the protection of the investigators and for life saving response for any victims."

"This driver, being impaired, could have injured or killed a lot more people inside this closed scene because those people are in there working, not expecting a car to come through there," Montes added.

Sunderly was still inside the vehicle when the trooper approached him and asked if he'd been injured in the crash.

"I could immediately detect the obvious odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from his breath as he spoke," the trooper said in the report.

Sunderly was incoherent and the trooper had to ask several times and explain in detail what a field sobriety test was before he agreed to do it, the report said.

As part of standard questioning, the trooper asked if Sunderly wore glasses or contacts. When the man said he wore contacts, the trooper asked if they changed the color of his eyes.

"No, blue all day, baby," Sunderly replied, according to the report.

Sunderly was arrested and charged with driving under the influence, refusal to obey a police officer and reckless driving. Officials said his blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit.

He bonded out of jail Wednesday afternoon, but did not respond to Channel 9's questions.

Dash camera video of the incident is expected to be released Thursday.

The pedestrian injured in the initial crash was taken to the hospital by other means. The person, who was not identified, was listed in critical condition.

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Drunken driver runs roadblock, hits helicopter at serious crash scene, troopers say

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OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. - "I really appreciate you keeping people like me off the street," a 20-year-old man told troopers after drunkenly running a roadblock and crashing into a helicopter at the scene of a serious crash, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

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TVB news reports a 4 vehicle pile-up in Shamshuipo involving a KMB bus, a taxi and to minibuses

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How firefighters are protecting homes in the Black Forest Fire

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Steve Schopper, Audio/Visual Specialist for the Colorado Springs Fire Department, documented and describes structure protection during the Black Forest Fire. Recorded Wednesday, June 12, 2013 at at approximately 3:30 p.m. Steve gives a behind the scenes look at our firefighters efforts to protect property and save lives.

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How firefighters are protecting homes in the Black Forest Fire

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Steve Schopper, Audio/Visual Specialist for the Colorado Springs Fire Department, documented and describes structure protection during the Black Forest Fire. Recorded Wednesday, June 12, 2013 at at approximately 3:30 p.m. Steve gives a behind the scenes look at our firefighters efforts to protect property and save lives.

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Accident Report Blames Driver Of Speeding Dump Truck For Deadly Crash

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Monster HURRICANE Matthew Ravage CARIBBEAN 1,000 Dead | Destruction in HAITI & CUBA (USA) Beware

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Hong Kong Vehicle Accident & Drink Driving Legislation Review News Report

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"19 dead" in Moscow metro crash - BBC News

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Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews The death toll in Tuesday's derailment on the Moscow metro has risen to 19, the Russian emergency ministry says. Scores were injured, some seriously, when a packed commuter train braked abruptly between stations in the west of the city in the morning rush hour.

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Fire Chief discusses mistakes that led to the death of two firefighters

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In the wake of the deaths of John Mesh and Larry Leggio, the KC Fire Department is instituting new policies meant to foster greater communication and prevent future accidents. ◂ 41 Action News, KSHB, brings you the latest news, weather and investigative reports from both sides of the state line.

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Hong Kong Vehicle Accident & Drink Driving Legislation Review News Report

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Eight motorists have been seriously injured and at least 60 suffered minor injuries in a pile-up involving more than 100 cars in dense fog on the Sheppey crossing bridge in east Kent during the morning rush hour.

Eight motorists have been seriously injured and at least 60 suffered minor injuries in a pile-up involving more than 100 cars in dense fog on the Sheppey crossing bridge in east Kent during the morning rush hour.

A spokeswoman for Kent police confirmed that nobody had died, despite the scene of chaos with one side of the bridge completely blocked by cars and lorries locked together.

A statement from Kent fire and rescue service said: "There are no fatalities but ambulance crews are dealing with a large number of walking wounded casualties. Firefighters have used hydraulic cutting equipment to release five people from their vehicles."

The injured were being taken to hospitals including Medway Maritime in Gillingham - which was closed to new patients to cope with the accident victims - and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in Margate.

The local MP Gordon Henderson said he had previously had concerns about lighting on the bridge, and would be asking questions of the authorities, but added: "Today my concerns must rest solely with the people that have been injured on the bridge."

Concerns were raised when the bridge opened in 2006 by the then chief constable of Kent police, Mike Fuller, about safety aspects including the lighting. However, the Highways Agency insisted there was nothing wrong with the design.

"Stupid driving", with vehicles far too close and not using fog lights, may have caused the crash, Edmund King, president of the AA, said. He said he himself had had to warn a driver two feet behind him in fog on the M25 to keep back. "It's really bad to travel too close to the car in front in good conditions and if you do it in foggy conditions it's an absolute recipe for disaster. In dense fog you cannot see the brake lights ahead. By law, you don't have to have fog lights on, although it's recommended." He also warned that many involved in the incident would find their insurance policies required them to pay the first £200-£300 of a claim for a shunt-like crash.

As bright sunshine burned off the fog, the extent of the devastation became visible. Hours after the crash, dazed survivors were still wandering on the carriageway, their cars trapped in a tangle of crushed metal. Witnesses reported cars with their roofs ripped off, and said that at the height of the incident motorists were continuing to pile into the crash scene with visibility down to 20 metres. Several car transporters, and many lorries, were involved in the pile-up.

There was traffic chaos in the area with many surrounding roads closed. The police spokeswoman said the bridge was expected to remain closed all day, and urged motorists to use the old crossing to get on and off the island.

Martin Stammers, who photographed mangled cars piled on top of each other, told Kent Online some motorists were "driving like idiots" despite the dense fog.

"All you could hear was cars crashing. We got out of our car and it was eerily quiet with visibility down to just 20 yards.

"It was all you could hear for about 10 minutes - crash after crash after crash ... Then you would hear the screeching of brakes and then a thud.

"The whole top of the bridge is full of mangled cars and lorries. There are cars with their roofs ripped off - one is 5ft in the air. There were a lot of people trapped."

Stammers and his son James managed to stop clear of the accident, and then crossed to the other side of the carriage to signal to people to slow down.

"Even after the police turned up, you still heard further down the bridge - a quarter of a mile, half a mile away - cars still going into the back of each other. It was horrendous."

Another witness, David Ingram, who was driving off the island when he was warned by motorists in the opposite direction flashing their headlamps, described the scene as "mayhem".

He told Sky News: "It's carnage, it really is. The fog was very, very thick today. You could not see a vehicle in front of you as you came on to the bridge."

Jaime Emmett, a student, was trapped in the pile-up but uninjured. "There was a man at the side of the road saying to stop. I stopped in time but a van smashed into me and I smashed into the car in front," she said. "It was all quite surreal when it happened."

"All I could hear was the cars smashing in front of each other and I could not know how far ahead the accident was. It was so foggy I could literally see two or three cars in front of me - that was it. Then I could literally see smashed cars everywhere and a lorry had smashed into the central reservation as well."

Police said there were two major collisions, one actually on the bridge and the other on the Sheppey approach. The incident began at around 7.15am, in appalling visibility.

The £100m four-lane bridge, which rises to 35 metres (115ft) and connects Sheppey with mainland Kent, opened in 2006. Initially police thought 200 had been hurt, but this was later revised down as many passengers were freed from trapped cars, shaken but uninjured.
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Sheppey bridge closes after massive pile-up crash involving 100 vehicles

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Eight motorists have been seriously injured and at least 60 suffered minor injuries in a pile-up involving more than 100 cars in dense fog on the Sheppey crossing bridge in east Kent during the morning rush hour.