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Before seniors were directed outside to witness the mock crash, James Pasqualini, a father from Slippery Rock who tragically lost his son Joey to a fatal drunk driving accident in 2016, spoke to the group.
NASH senior Simon Rosella, a passenger in the truck that was hit, is shuttled to an ambulance.
Officer Yeaney and Eyerman make their way to the police car following the crash.
NASH senior Tyler Eyerman, the driver of the vehicle that caused the crash, is detained in the back of a police car.
NASH senior Elizabeth Vales, the driver of the truck that was hit, watches as medics and firefighters attempt to save lives.
Volunteers from McCandless, Ingomar, and Peebles Fire Department, EMS, and police participated in the simulation.
NASH senior Preston Vissotski, a car passenger who was seriously injured in the mock crash, is ushered via stretcher into the Life Flight helicopter.
NASH senior Greta Mott, a passenger in the truck that was hit, is fatally injured in the mock crash.
NASH senior Simon Rosella, an severely injured passenger, is removed from the truck following the accident.
The six senior actors were present in the vehicles before senior onlookers arrived from the auditorium.
NASH seniors Elizabeth Vales and Greta Mott
NASH senior Sydney Bartos, Eyerman’s Prom date in the simulated event, argues with Eyerman (not pictured).
NASH School Resource Officer Carl Yeaney arrives at the scene.
Seniors watch as the aftermath of the crash unfolds.
NASH senior Elizabeth Vales, the driver of the truck that was hit, wore fake blood to illustrate the horror of the aftermath.
NASH School Resource Officer Yeaney arrests senior Tyler Eyerman.
Medics arrive on the scene with hydraulic rescue tools, also known as jaws of life.
