Rescue 911-Episode 316 "Ice Dive Rescue" (Part 2)

[ipskurt101]

@luvakatsuki3 Sir Im that mans son you are right that is harsh so Shut the hell up and keep your mouth shut the extra regulator froze up you nit twit

[luvakatsuki3]

@ipskurt101 Sorry bout that. Truly, I just kinda have anger issues, especially when it comes to people drowning, for various reasons, and it just seemed like it was preventable, which really angered me. I really shouldn't have said anything as I didn't know the whole story. As such I really am terribly sorry for what I said.

[erracht]

@5:12 LOL - mullet.

Seriously, though, this is a sport I wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole.

[soccom8341576]

Didn't they dehydrate all the air while doing air fill? That should have reduced ice block.

[ICEMANof92]

6:07 what a strange moment, and what a strange couple

[jtomally9681]

@ICEMANof92 My thoughts exactly.

[rollyrama2009]

@ICEMANof92 Wow you are very much correct that looks so creepy!

[Zissou911]

They were wearing neoprene drysuits, you recognize it by the zipper across the the back.

Ice diving is very beautiful... most people who do it do it just once for the kick... like in anything else, you have to be careful, prepare well, and use the right equipment.

[jpgbrookes]

It looked like these guys were just wearing wet suits. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't a dry suit for cold water dives? Is there an experienced diver out there who can answer this?

[Zissou911]

they were wearing neoprene drysuits, you'll notice by the zipper on the back across the shoulders and the air valves on the chest and left arm. :)

[hotzelj]

1. They should never have assumed it was a stuck rope. When in doubt, pull them back.

2. NEVER Dive in Cold Water. Even when trained and equiped properly, it is a huge risk above and beyond just diving at all.

[OneSkiWonder]

People coming around after CPR is fairly common now but people walking after CPR is still a rare occasion.

[OneSkiWonder]

lol

[lilmissdiverchick]

fixed and dilated means not moving to their surroundings and non responsive x

im a diver but ice diving . . . why the fuk ? x

[wilkinson4eva]

Its cold. I dunno. I dont ever want to do diving enless its in a swimming pool. Well i cant even do that. If he got water in his lungs wuldnt he also get frost bite from the frezing water.

[jerrylee76]

"right dear?" notice the wife sits behind him...doesn't look like they're that close

[KandiLynn0707]

"Been in law enforcement for 10 yrs an never seen mouth to mouth work" That would be cause for concern.....

[happy7117]

What does "fixed and dialated" mean?

[srubi74]

Normally the pupils in the eye react to light, opening wider in dark rooms to let in more light, and getting smaller in response to light. When pupils are fixed and dilated or don't react appropriately to light, it is generally a sign of brain injury or death.

[wilkinson4eva]

So thats what it means!! Thanks srubi74

[CheeseyCashews]

It means they didn't move and they were wider than normal.

[NDW85]

I agree that if Joe and Lynn had bought regulators that could be used for ice-diving, this incident wouldn't have happen.

[Muggle423]

Why did the guy give up the octopus air thing? I thought the guy with the working air tank had an extra so I don't understand why the guy didn't continue to use it?

[ipskurt101]

@Muggle423 it froze up

[gregorkrause]

the garage shatner is in is featured in #210-612, "teen car crash" and Aussie santa save.

[yordan78giordan]

thx for uploading this so good work! =3

[kurfew1100]

omg such a risky thing to do! why would someone do this?

[srubi74]

I had the same thought. It doesn't even look fun- just risky and uncomfortable. But I am sure there are people who love ice diving on Youtube who will answer that question... personally I am curious.

[mdrew44628]

This wasn't a sport. The people were practicing for a winter diving rescue or recovery. They are part of a rescue dive team

[srubi74]

Thanks for pointing that out... I missed that.

[gregorkrause]

Hi zach here's a segment that will make you quickly turn your head as you told me, "911 snake baby"