Okay, step out. Step out. COME OUT, SWEETIE. GET OUT. Step out. Hop out. Hop out. Hop out. This is 133 Stahli Avenue, miss. Okay. Step What's wrong? Your heart hurts? Okay. What's wrong with your leg? She says she's having a heart attack. What's your name, sweetie? Can you tell me your name? Breathe. Take a breath. Breathe in through your nose. Breathe in through your nose. Take breath. Breathe. Breathe. Lean back in the seat. No, I don't want you to fall out. Let me Let It's okay. You're okay. You're okay. Okay. Take breath. Don't fall. Can you stand up? Can you stand up? Okay, slide back up in there. I don't want you to fall out. I'm going to put you back in there, okay? You're going to fall if you don't get back in there. Sit still. Your husband is in custody. He's going to jail. He's going to jail. Fleeing. He stopped. He's going to jail for fleeing. Felony fleeing. Yes. I don't care. He can pull over and call 911 like you're supposed to. You're He's going to jail. What's your name? You have a Sit down. Okay. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. I don't care. He pulls over and he calls 911 He ran a red light. He ran a red light and he almost caused an accident and then proceeded to go over almost 80 miles per hour down the service road. You're not going to jail. He's going to jail. Stop it. Medicals coming to check you out. Well, don't worry about her. Okay, don't worry about her. Huh? Sit right Her name's Officer Potts. If you want to file a complaint you can. We're waiting on the ambulance to get here to check you out, okay? And then we'll do it We'll worry about that. Yep. Sure. All right. Are you having a seizure or are you having a heart attack? Seizures or heart attack? You have a history of seizures? What's wrong with your mouth? You ever had You ever had a stroke before? What's your name? What's your name? Karen, what's your last name? Manor over? Okay. How old are you? 33? 43? Your keys are right there in your Your teeth? Oh, I don't know about your teeth. Yeah. Do you have a phone? Cell phone? He's over there. We're waiting on the He's going to talk to you when you are checked out by the ambulance, okay? You got your ID on you? Where's your ID? At home? Okay, well then you called He calls 911. What's your name? Okay. Karen, 43 years old. That's about all I got. Same last name. What's your birthday? 7 2 82. Karen Andover. All right. Yes, ma'am. Listen to me, please. She heard you. We're waiting on the ambulance to get here to talk to you before we do anything else, okay? When you When the ambulance gets you checked out then you can talk to him. That's why we're calling the ambulance. We'll talk about all that in just a couple of minutes, okay? We'll Okay, we'll have to wait till you get checked out by medical before we can do anything else. >> Look, medical's pulling up now, okay? Are you on any kind of medications or anything like that? Okay. Have you been to the doctor at all? She's Try to get back in the seat. I don't want you to fall over. I know. You want to sit on the ground? Would that help you if you sit on the ground? They're going to have to check Paramedics are going to check you out, okay? She's right there. He goes, "I thought y'all were giving us an escort to the hospital." >> You called 911? No. I want She's not very happy with you. I don't care. Oh, my bad. She has signs of stroke. Like she's lost motor function on her right right half of her body. That's why No, no, I'm not That's why You should have You should have just stopped and been like, "My wife's having a heart attack." They would have been like, "Okay, call 911, pull over." I don't think so. She's So, she has signs of stroke, like poor bottom stroke. She's lost motor function in the right in the right half of her body. Um she's pretty unhappy with Officer Potts right now. She wants a supervisor for a complaint, but I told her she's going to have to go with the ambulance before we do anything like that. I'm saying, you know, He just stopped the car. Yeah, that's what That's what I tried to tell her, but she's not very happy with Officer Potts. Yeah, I was like I thought I tried to tell her I was like, "If he just stopped for just a second and told them what was going on, it wouldn't have been a big deal, but You get a return from her? Yeah, we got a return from her. Anything on her? Uh prior arrest in 2009 for assault, other than that nothing. There's no indicator of mental illness or anything like that. Her pulse was 77. Yeah, probably because they didn't run it. Talk to us. Ma'am. Talk to us. Check it out. Ma'am. Yeah, they ain't here. They they can't find us. Ma'am. Say something. Talk to me. I guess we're going to have to go find them. I don't know where they could possibly went. I just obviously advised this that's what I know. So, what? Did he have warrants or something? Or is he just He's in the car for for running? Yeah. Yeah, she they tried to stop him and he took off. She said that they were trying to get over here to the hospital cuz she's been having these seizures. So. What do you think? But he came here and I don't know he didn't stop or call 911 or anything like that. And he turned in here because he saw me turn on the Springhill from 5. So, he whipped it in here. I don't it don't make any sense. >> But so, I just advised this lady to tell her what it was. Yeah, I did too. There they are. Didn't throw his hazard lights on and pull up here. Well, that's what I thought he just pulled up like he was having a heart attack. We were going to follow him behind. And he didn't drive like that. Please get somewhere to go tell you something. Hey, he's right here. 133 packets on scene. So, he was going to continue up and then he seen you and >> Yeah, so they turned on the Springhill right as I was turning on the Springhill from 5. And he seen me and he like went over the center line and did like this like he was going to come back and then came right at me and then turned back in the lane and turned up in here. So, they they went around that side so I was thinking he's maybe cut back and try to make a loop so I came this way and then he went back around and then they ended up back here. Not even anywhere near the hospital. You better get medical help. You don't need to worry about Talk to me right now. Well, she said she want What's your name? And I was talking to the dispatcher. Okay, that's fine. It's fine. And she's pretty upset about it. What's going on? Hey, it's no one's fault that happened. I agree. And she got to lay down there acting like she having seizures. Dude, they did. He literally did start running. She said, "Oh!" Like really? If you're if you're if you're really out starting running down the street you know. She probably having a She probably is having a stroke. I don't disagree with that. But that aggravated front she's doing you you keep doing that. I gave actual unconscious people starting running before and they don't make even a move. I would do it like that. I was trying to parallel them and I was like maybe they won't pass me so I pulled it up in here. Right as I turned on the Springhill they turned up. I'm just going to do it. She said I told my husband to run because I had pain in my chest and to get me to the hospital. You got to stop. You don't know what's going what's going on. Great way to start your Monday morning though.