Showing posts with label Angel 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angel 2. Show all posts

Friday, December 30, 2011

Units Respond To Fatality On Highway 93

On December 29, 2011 at 4:28 Pm, an alarm was received for a motor vehicle rollover on Highway 93 near the 104 mile marker in the median. While in route, E523 recieved multiple updates stating there were 3 occupants trapped inside the vehicle and 1 occupant trapped underneath the vehicle. Angel 2, Careflight 14 and DPS Kingman Ranger were activated to respond to the incident.

Lieutenant/Paramedic Danny Zandvliet and Firefighter/EMT Chris Shaffer
establishing a plan for extrication.
Photo by: Firefighter/EMT Duane Dodds


Upon arrival of E523, crews found 1 deceased patient inside the vehicle and all other occupants self extricated. Crew began care on the 3 occupants and packaged them for transport, 2 patients flown in critical condition, 1 patient transported by ground in stable condition. After patient care was transfered, crew began the extrication of the deceased patient in the vehicle. The extrication took approximately 20 minutes, the roof was removed to gain better access to the occupant.

Lieutenant/Paramedic Danny Zandvliet and Firefighter/EMT Chris Shaffer
begin the extrication of the deceased occupant.
Photo by: Firefighter/EMT Duane Dodds


The vehicle was traveling southbound on Highway 93 when it left the roadway for an unknown reason and rolled approximately 100 yards through the median. Crews were on scene for 3 hours, the left lanes northbound/southbound were closed during the incident.


Article Submitted by: Firefighter/EMT Ron Hood
Photos Submitted by: Firefighter/EMT Duane Dodds

Friday, July 15, 2011

Crews Respond to Fatal Rollover

At 6:51, P.M on July 14th, PIP E1115 and Angel 2 were dispatched to the 76 mile marker on Interstate 40 for a single vehicle rollover with trauma. Crews arrived on scene and began patient care on the driver of the vehicle who was ejected at high speeds, unfortunatly the patient was deceased. No other vehicles/persons were involved. Crews remained on scene for clean up and stabilization for approx. 30 min.