[siren]
[fire engine horn]
- So we dispatched to a motor vehicle accident.
Outside of that, that's all we know at this point.
So [inaudible],, the road it's on,
is a pretty busy road during rush hour.
So yeah, there's no telling what we'll have until we get there.
[siren]
- We don't need a bus.
- Yeah, I sure not.
- Yup.
- Yeah, looks like this SUV hit the back of this bus.
Looks like he took a pretty good smack.
[beep beep]
- Truck 13 is on the scene.
Two-vehicle accident.
Checking for injuries.
- Truck 13 on scene.
- All right.
- And I've asked the city to change this and they--
- How's the people on the bus?
Anybody hurt on the bus?
- Nobody's on it.
- OK.
- Oh, to get out that way, right, right.
The bus wouldn't move, huh?
I mean, it's stuck on there?
- It's jammed up.
[ripping]
- Is he out or what's going on with him?
- Oh, did you?
- Oh, really?
So what it looks like, this driver obviously
hit the back of the bus, but he's
got pinpoint pupils, which is a sign of an opiate overdose.
So that's one of our suspicions right now.
We did get him some Narcan, see if it will bring him around.
Right now, we're breathing for him.
His sats are coming back up.
Just some air.
If we can get him to wake up from a possible opiate
overdose, but from the looks of it,
it doesn't look like he hit his brakes.
So he may have been out before he even
hit the back of this bus.
[siren]
- Oh, there he goes. - Relax.
Relax.
- Hey.
- Relax.
All right?
You're in a vehicle accident.
- You gave us quite a scare, bud.
- Chin up.
- Put your hands--
put your hands together.
Hold your own hands, folding together.
- Keep them just like that.
- We're going to help you get out through the back door.
- 1, 2, 3.
[traffic noise]
[scene chatter]
- All right.
We're good.
- So what we have, we pulled up on the scene.
We seen an SUV run into the back of this bus up here.
We don't know the circumstance for sure,
but had pinpoint pupils.
He didn't see the bus.
So we don't know if he maybe have overdosed or passed out
prior to hitting the bus.
Just go straight back.
[metal on metal]
- There you go.
But once we got him out, when the medic unit got here,
we freed the cars off each other and were
able to move them both.
This is a pretty main thoroughfare here, especially
with rush-hour traffic.
So we got them both off to the side
and got the road opened back up.
And hopefully that guy will be all right.
If it'll go forward.
Yeah.
Put it-- because this is a main road here.
- I'll go around the block with it.
- No. Don't go around the block.
Cut through there.
There's a--
- [inaudible]
- Oh.
Yeah.
All right.