2016 Nevada High School Mock Wreck

A group of high school girls has come across their friends car wreck.

High school girls check on their friends in the wreck as the driver of the car walks off to the right.

A VCSO deputy talks to the driver of the "wercked" car.

Officers from Nevada Police Department check on victims of the "wreck."

Emergency personnel assess one of the victims from the "wreck."

All three "victims" in this vehicle were declared dead at the scene.

VCAD crew prepares to remove a victim from the back seat of one of the cars.

Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper Leemasters interviews the driver of the wrecked car.

MSHP trooper Wilde begins his investigation of the wreck.

Crews work on packaging on of the victims.

Trooper Leemasters administers a breathalyzer test to the driver of the wrecked car.

Another victim is removed from the car.

A victim is rolled onto a long backboard. The backboard and the cervical collar around the victims neck help prevent further injury to his spinal column.

A packaged victim is wheeled to a waiting ambulance.

Two firefighters carry a victim out on a backboard.

Trooper Wilde continues his investigation as a crew from the coroner's office remove the bodiesof "victims" from the wreck.

VCAD Paramedic Chris Bailey assesses one of the victims.

Crews look for any other victims that may have wandered off from the wreck.

Trooper Leemasters interview the girls who found the wreck.

Crew from the air ambulance helicopter stationed at Nevada airport arrives. A helicopter is often the fastest way to get a victim to a trauma level and to surgery in time.

A "victim" is loaded on a waiting helicopter to be flown to a truma center in either Joplin or Kansas City.