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http://www.***n.com/sharedcontent/dw....2459af21.html father of 5:(
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WHat kind of fucking moron navigates a ladder between to wires like that?
Even worse what kind of moron goes up there afterwards? If you look at the foto the ladder goes between the wires. Jesus. Thank god for natural selection. |
shit it burned his right hand fingers off
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PS: I am an Apprentice Electrician myself. That guy was a fuckin fool to do that especially since he had training and was an Apprentice according to the artical.
Study that photo, the kid was a dead man as soon as he got up there. The carriage is between power lines. Thats fucken dumb, beyond dumb. It's worthy of a Darwin Award. |
would gloves save u from that?
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He could have been saved possibly in the first 1 minute assuming he released within the 1st second of contact with the live wire, but if the current kept running through him there is little chance of survival. He died instantly. |
damn fatal error i feel bad 4 his 5 children i hope their youngsters :( maybe wont remember this shit
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So sad :-(
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Ouch that sucks. RIP
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http://www.***n.com/sharedcontent/dw....2459af21.html The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation said the victim, who only had an apprentice electrical license, should not have been performing that kind of work without the supervision of a journeyman or a master electrician. ----------- There's your lawsuit right there. |
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A couple years ago, I came home one night and saw a young couple get run over on a crosswalk, just one block from my house. I ran home, grabbed a camera, and came out and shot a bunch of photos of the couple lying in the road, then receiving first aid from the EMT's, and finally--finally--the cops showing up and breathalyzing the car's driver. I gave my card to a friend of one of the victims, and six months later I received a thank you card from her as my photos were a decisive factor in getting the driver's insurance company to settle with the victims (btw, the driver wasn't drunk). My point is, if there's an accident, and you have a camera at hand, then go ahead and shoot photos. At worst you're documenting the tragedy, and your photos may be of use to the accident investigators, the police, the victims, etc. There's no immorality in being a passive observer and merely recording a tragic incident. Think of war photographers. Or Weegee. |
Damn.. RIP to him :(
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You know his partner was not a journeyman or a master electrician? The fact that he was 23 with 5 kids tells me he wasn't the "careful" type. |
Dude, that's some wild shit
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This makes me very sad. My husband is an electrician and we have 5 kids and live in Dallas, Texas. This hits VERY close to home for me!!! I worry every day about getting a call that something bad has happened. I pray for this mans family!
~Ronni~ |
It's amazing how dumb people can be. What kind of moron would run a metal ladder into live power lines. Sad the guy is dead, but wtf did the guy think was going to happen?
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Just goes to show you that there's a lot of ways you can go. His heart probably stopped the instant he made contact. In these cases (extreme high voltage) there's usually catastrophic damage to the heart muscle so revival might not have been possible.
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Damn.. That's very sad :(
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what the fuck is wrong with people. Imagine if it was your brother or father was hanging dead from a fucking power line. :disgust |
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shit happens and then you die. we cant mourn it forever. |
Does it simply require you to touch the line to get zapped? I see tons of small birds fly and land on those lines all the time. Why don't they ever get fried?
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That is terrible...bad to hear, and bad to see it!
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That is truly a bad scene. :Oh crap
We own a sign company and from the looks of the set up, it appears the driver or operator could be at fault because they could have set the truck up in another position to stay clear of those lines or he was clear and rotated the ladder/boom while not paying attention to the lines around him. If you look close at the second image, you can see the ladder/boom is in between 2 separate lines. I think he just forgot his surrounds and got stung. We always set up away from the lines, at least 20' and if that is not possible, then we rent a bucket lift. From the looks of all those lines, I would have rented the lift. Condolences to his family. |
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