Photo Gallery: Prom Crash Reenactment

Connor Del Carmen and Rene MooreApril 12, 2019Leave a Comment

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Firefighters set Austin Cochran, senior, on a stretcher. Cochran played an injured student in the crash.
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Willa Burns, senior, pretends to lie dead during the prom crash reenactment. This reenactment occurs annually before prom to show students the danger of driving while intoxicated.
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The firefighters used the Jaws of Life, a hydraulic rescue tool used to take off the top of the car. They did this in order to ge the final victim out of the car.
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Once the first responders have helped the injured, the police arrest Micah Nellis, senior. Nellis played the drunk driver who initiated the crash
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As the crowd watches, the firefighters prepare the bodies to be placed into the Hearse.
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Following the demonstration, the students have a chance to look at the equipment used to help victims of an accident.
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