http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/ en-us Copyright (C) Terry Moody Photography photographer@carolina.rr.com (Terry Moody Photography) Thu, 21 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p912359794 <p><a href="http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p912359794"><img src="http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/img/v3/p358365779-3.jpg"/></a></p> <p></p> photographer@carolina.rr.com (Terry Moody Photography) http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p912359794 Thu, 21 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p31166287 <p><a href="http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p31166287"><img src="http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/img/v3/p917815739-3.jpg"/></a></p> <p></p> photographer@carolina.rr.com (Terry Moody Photography) http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p31166287 Thu, 21 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p61917447 <p><a href="http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p61917447"><img src="http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/img/v2/p177496703-3.jpg"/></a></p> <p><span class="large"><strong><span class="large">Double Pin In Upside Down and Confined Space Rescue. </span></strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>Ranlo Fire and Rescue and Spencer Mt. Road VFD responded to a entrapment involving a over turned pickup truck on Ranlo Spencer Mt. Road.</strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>Two people were flown to Carolina Medical Center after this crash. It appeared the truck took a turn to fast ran off the left side of the road, over corrected and went down a embankment pulling two trees up by the roots and bouncing off of two more coming to rest on it's top pinning both the driver and passenger in the truck. </strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>When the truck struck the third tree plastic and glass was embedded in the bark about 6 feet from the bottom. The roof was bent in a V shape which trapped both inside. </strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>One was lying with his head pinned in the dirt by the truck, the other was pinned by the truck and a tree his head was against a pillow on the tree with the truck pinning his head there. </strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>During extracation each cut had to be though out due to every time the truck would move any it would place more pressure on the trapped men. </strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>Although the truck was stabilized any pressure would move metal. The door frame had to be removed before the door could be taken off. </strong><br/><strong>Once the door was removed the driver was taken out.</strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>The drivers seat had to be removed before the passenger could be removed. He was in the back of the extended cab trapped. </strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>The pictures show how little room was left in the truck. Neither were wearing seatbelts which may have saved there lives at that point.</strong><br/><strong></strong> <br/><strong>The roof was not removed and set back down on the truck this is the way it was. Part of the roof was on the console.</strong><br/> <br/><strong>Both were talking to rescue workers while being extricated from the truck.</strong><br/></span></p> photographer@carolina.rr.com (Terry Moody Photography) Transportation http://hotshots.zenfolio.com/p61917447 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 19:56:00 GMT