Swiped off Reddit sometime 2021.

I think the story was he was mentally disturbed and had an issue with the building/landowners of building.

https://abc7ny.com/amp/queens-accident-on-conduit-teen-killed-deadly-crash/13263584/

united parcel service

NYC

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4973276/amp/Russian-dies-hanging-window-moving-car.html

crazy what the human body can do, huh?

On the evening of September 2nd, In Sinaloa, Mexico. Pilot Luis Angel N, catastrophically died in front of a crowd for a Gender Reveal Party.

A happy couple, excited for their baby's delivery. Hired a small jet to increase the boldness of their party. They wanted it to be remembered.

Yet after flying over the scenery of the party, Luis bolted upwards in his Piper PA-25-235 Pawnee aircraft. Most likely due to the heavy amount of palm trees behind the party.

Due to the Wind Resistance on his plane because of this move, it broke the joint between the wing and the fuselage. Causing the plane to rotate on its side, and barrel towards the ground, in a tail spin nature. Causing the pilot, Luis Angel N to be injured very seriously. Complications of his injuries caused him to die at the hospital.

TLDR: Wear A Condom

(for more info visit: https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/world-news/2023/09/03/64f49ea9ca47418d388b4579.html)

NOTE For those of you who don't care about the backstory. Skip to the 10:50 mark to just see the good ol' crushing.

Larimer Co, CO.

-February 18, 2023.

Body camera footage from the Larimer County Sheriff's Office deputy who deployed a Taser on a man fleeing from a traffic stop in the middle of Interstate 25 was released Wednesday following the conclusion of the department's internal investigation.

After a five-month Critical Incident Response Team investigation, 8th Judicial District Attorney Gordon McLaughlin announced in a decision letter last week that Deputy Lorenzo Lujan was within the bounds of the law in shocking 28-year-old Brent Thompson with a Taser as Thompson fled from a traffic stop across a dark portion of the northbound lanes of I-25 near the Mountain Vista exit in northeast Fort Collins the evening of Feb. 18. Thompson was immobile on the interstate when an oncoming car fatally struck him.

Feyen said the department's internal investigation has determined that Lujan's actions — including the use of a Taser — "were within our policies."

In the video statement, Feyen notes that investigators found a firearm and drug paraphernalia in Thompson's car after he was killed, and the coroner's report found he had "fentanyl, methamphetamine and other illegal narcotics in his system at the time of his death."

Thompson's family says the sheriff's office is unjustly shifting the blame for Thompson's death from their deputy onto Thompson.

"The family of Brent Thompson is appalled by the Larimer County Sheriff's failure to discipline or terminate the deputy responsible for the murder of Brent," the family said in a statement through their attorneys at Rathod Mohamedbhai LLC. "The Sheriff is more concerned with smearing the name of Brent based on information the deputy did not possess at the time of the murder rather than holding his deputies accountable. Blaming Brent for his death is callous and dishonest."

"The tasering of an individual in the middle of an interstate highway at night is criminal and reprehensible conduct and has no place in law enforcement," the family said in the statement.

The family does intend to file a civil lawsuit against the deputy involved and the sheriff's office, according to their attorney, Qusair Mohamedbhai. They are also calling on the Colorado Attorney General's Office to review the case.

Lujan told CIRT investigators he did look for cars and after deploying his Taser realized the car traveling northbound toward them was "closer than expected," according to McLaughlin's decision letter. Investigators determined the car was traveling at about 70 mph.

In the video statement, Feyen explained that the sheriff's office trains using safety priorities, which is "standard across the nation that guides law enforcement decision making," prioritizing the safety of people involved in a situation, starting with victims, then bystanders, then first responders, then suspects.

"Unfortunately, Mr. Thompson's choices created a potentially no-win situation," Feyen said. "Simply letting him run away could have resulted in deadly consequences for travelers on the highway, and the deputy was forced to make a choice: Act and try to stop the suspect or stand by passively and just hope no innocent people got hurt."

In McLaughlin's review of the case, he stated that evidence showed Lujan "was acting in a way that would reduce risk” to Thompson and people driving on the interstate, but in hindsight “his belief with respect to other motorists appears to have been incorrect, as the deputy seems to have exacerbated an already dangerous situation by temporarily immobilizing Mr. Thompson in a roadway with oncoming traffic.”

McLaughlin suggested — in hindsight, which he said the deputy did not have — it may have been safer to let Thompson run and not pursue him onto the interstate.

McLaughlin also noted that the sheriff's office department policy on Taser use identifies several factors in which deputies should avoid using a Taser "unless the totality of the circumstances indicates that other available options reasonably appear ineffective or would present a greater danger," including whether an individual is somewhere or doing something that may result in a collateral injury, like if they are operating a vehicle or if they might fall from something and injure themselves that way.

“A commonsense interpretation of those policies would seem to prohibit incapacitating an individual in a high-speed roadway,” McLaughlin said, but neither the department’s policy nor Taser’s official training advice specifically mention roadway safety, likely because there is no record of an incident similar to this one occurring before. McLaughlin said he “encourages and expects” discussions about adding roadway safety in the sheriff's office Taser training moving forward.

In citing Thompson's apparent fentanyl use as a contributing factor in this case, Feyen called for more action against the issue in the community.

"Fentanyl is destroying lives and families in Northern Colorado, and this is just one more example," Feyen said.

If it's a repost or just needs to be taken down lmk

Original video is over 60 days old

The Sknyliv air show disaster occurred on Saturday, 27 July 2002, when a Ukrainian Air Force Sukhoi Su-27UB piloted by Volodymyr Toponar (of the Ukrainian Falcons) and co-piloted by Yuriy Yegorov crashed during an aerobatics presentation at Sknyliv airfield near Lviv, Ukraine. The accident killed 77 people including 28 children and injured 543, 100 of whom were hospitalized. It is the deadliest air show accident in history. pilots, Yuriy Yegorov (left) and Volodymyr Toponar, are seen moments after they ejected from their plane. They sustained only minor injuries

Some aftermath pictures

feel free to report if repost

skip to 10:30

Hahahaha.

I'd link the Wikipedia arrival but I forgot what it was called.

Music: Notorious KKK by moonman

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Brownsville_crash

Old School Video

Aftermath:

Context:

One person died and eleven injured is the result of a car accident in the Sigamane Community. Mabel Hernández, 15 years old, died from the impact she suffered on her head against the pavement and according to the Red Cross report, it was multiple trauma (severe blows to vital parts of the body) that caused her death. Among those injured and taken to the La Paz Hospital are Jovita García, 25, Amadeo Rodríguez (40), Teresa de Jesús Martínez, Eda Hernández (23), Marina López (23), Dilia Francisca García (28), Maura Hernández, Moisés Ernaín Martínez, Melvin Gerardo Hernández, Merly Martínez, Juan Alfonso Martínez Cruz (20) and Juan Alfonso Martínez (42). The people who suffered the accident came from Florida, Opatoro, and were traveling in a red pickup truck. which was driven by Juan Alfonso Martínez who, on the “Sigamane straight” after crossing the “pothole” in front of the Community House, lost control and without hitting the ravine, overturned on the paved road. In a video made by José Anacleto Hernández you can see the maneuvers that the driver tried to avoid the accident. According to the neighbors who were gathered on the side of the road, they said that they called the Police and the Red Cross and they did not arrive quickly enough to help the people who were shaken by the impact of the car. “We were here when the accident occurred and what happened is that the driver lost control because he was traveling at a high speed,” reported José Cupertino Girón, a resident of the community. Girón regretted the delay in arriving by the Police and the Red Cross and assured that they were calling and they were not answered, and they decided to ask for help from passing cars to transport the injured. For her part, Rosmunda Bejarano, a resident of the Sigamane Community, expressed her concern about the multiple accidents that occur on this “straight line,” which is why they are asking the authorities to install a police post. Bejarano assured that it is a permanent danger because boys and girls who go to school have to cross the street and are exposed to any accident. For her part, Rosmunda Bejarano, a resident of the Sigamane Community, expressed her concern about the multiple accidents that occur on this “straight line,” which is why they are asking the authorities to install a police post. Bejarano assured that it is a permanent danger because boys and girls who go to school have to cross the street and are exposed to any accident. For her part, Rosmunda Bejarano, a resident of the Sigamane Community, expressed her concern about the multiple accidents that occur on this “straight line,” which is why they are asking the authorities to install a police post. Bejarano assured that it is a permanent danger because boys and girls who go to school have to cross the street and are exposed to any accident.

This video happened in Marcala, La Paz, Honduras

I found information from this: https://elmarcalino.blogspot.com/2010/04/una-mujer-muere-en-tragico-accidente.html

Bonus

Here video version quality 720p:

The incident happened in the Brazilian city of Campo Grande on January 22 at around 7pm. Footage was recorded by a security camera.

The man was the boyfriend of the driver's mother. According to police, he had assaulted and raped her mother.

Graphic footage shows the man sitting outside a building on the pavement with another male.

A car then runs into him, crushing him against the wall. After reversing, the driver then runs into the man again, at which point he lies motionless.

The other man at the scene was not hit.

Two woman then get out the car and one of them starts shouting at the man on the ground, before getting in the car and driving off.

The man was rescued by teams from the Mobile Emergency Service (Samu) and the Military Fire Department. He was to Santa Casa hospital in a serious condition,

The driver has not yet been found, and she is wanted on attempted murder.

I guess that helmet didn't really do much.

Jacqueline Sanchez tragically died at the age of 14 due to the irresponsibility of her older sister who was live streaming while driving and recorded the event.

(Not sure if this is a repost. I'm new here and thought I'd upload something. Great community though)

China.