Update: SFAppeal has the embeddable code. Why? Because some people understand the internet and online reporting. Anyway.

Matier & Ross, who know their way around a police newsletter but not the magic that is embedded code, have first scoop on the Muni crash videos . If you recall, Saturday's Muni crash injured more than 40 people. And, yes, wow, Jesus, the train really was going fast. We're surprised more people weren't injured. Anyway, you should check them out. The videos, according to M&R, were "shot from cameras mounted at the station platform," showing "both the high-impact crash and the response afterward by paramedics and other emergency crews." Read more about it over at SFGate.

In related news, according to SFAppeal, no footage from inside the trains will be available. Muni explains: "No surveillance video from either light rail vehicle (LRV) involved in the collision exists because the video system was not fully implemented on the entire light rail fleet during the vehicle procurement process."

Another view after the jump.