All right. >> 10 Rock with a 1048 B. Uh 57 northbound here at Lisa Academy. 57 northbound. Lisa Academy. Black male. Red shirt, gray pants. Walking eastbound. [Applause] Okay. You okay? Are you okay? Huh? You need some help? Hey, you need some help, brother? Hey, I'm trying to help you out real quick. Get up. Get out. Don't touch. Don't touch. It's okay. Don't touch. It's okay. I'm here to help you. I'm here to help you. I am here. My name is How you doing? My name is Clayton. Can I talk to you? Trying to help you. I want to help you. Are you going to let me help you? What's going on today? You need some help. You need an ambulance. You got a heart problem. You don't know. You want me to call for you? This is my ID. That's that's my name right here. Okay. I work with the state police. The reason why I'm out here because somebody called in all and said you were walking out here and they were concerned about you. Okay. So, I'm just trying to check to see if you need any help. You don't need any help. Do you need a ride? >> You need a ride. Adam first call me an ambulance appointment 25 to 30 years of Hey, >> you don't know. Are you a diabetic? Not a diabetic. Did you take any medication? You have any family around here? They've now taken a cross service road that's directly across. You want you want to have a seat in the front seat so you can get out of the elevator. We can talk. Okay. Have a seat right there for me. Yeah. You want some water? No water. Okay. I'm going to close this. Wait. [Music] I'm just going to back up down here and let's get off this bridge. Okay. >> Where you from, brother? Uh, >> I'm sorry. I just did this thing. >> What thing? >> Uh, my heart has to go back to the way it was. >> Okay. Explain that to me. >> It has to go back to its original rhythm. >> Oh. Oh, you got arrhythmia. >> Um, I have some type of heart pain. I forgot. But it's literally um like certain noises and sounds that can go off. Okay. >> And I heard too many sounds and it fell off my heartbeat. >> Okay. Do you have anyone you would like to call on the telephone to let them know where you're at? >> I don't have my cell phone. >> Do you have Do you know any numbers? >> Um, >> yeah. They know my mother's number. >> Would you like to give her a call? >> Yeah, it's 501. >> Hold on real quick. Let me let me turn my my work kettle on quick. Are you sitting on it? I think you may be. Sit up real quick. Yeah, there right there. All right. I'll let you even dial it. That way you can talk to her. 511. Mhm. >> You can dial the rest of it. I hit hit the green. >> What's her name? >> Um, it's Lovely. >> Lovely. Were you in a involved in a crash or anything like that? >> No. My heart is just beating off. >> Okay. What's your last name across? >> Uh, right over there. >> How long have you been walking? >> I've been walking for a little bit to try to like slow my heart down and stuff, >> right? >> But it eventually came back down cuz I was doing some type of thing. I don't know what it was, but >> how old are you? >> Uh, I forgot. >> I don't know. Um, 20 20 uh 27 >> 27 Now 28 29. >> You keep you keep grabbing your heart. >> Yeah, it's off. You have ever had these symptoms before? >> It's not the same as it used to be. >> I have to find my heartbeat. Um, I'm sorry. So, do you know that you can't be walking on the interstate because it's a controlled access freeway? All right. So, I'm trying to give you some help. I want you to get some help. I don't want you to be out here where somebody can hit you or you have a medical episode and then you you're out here and nobody knows about you. No one knows where you're at. You know what I'm saying? >> You know, we try to take care of people out here who need who need help. Um do you want to try calling that number again? >> It's all right. It's not going to work. >> Why? Why do you feel that? She didn't answer for you. So, wait for >> what? >> I don't need to help. I wouldn't stand over there, though. >> What's going on? >> I wouldn't stand over there on that side. >> I'm like, I don't want to be over there. >> Oh, you know, >> he's saying he has some kind of like his heart is having an arhythmia or something. >> But it's >> it's okay. It feels like your heart's beating fast or it's irregular. >> Mhm. >> Yes. Mhm. >> Okay. Do you have any sort of diagnosed condition? >> Um, no. >> Like SVT or a >> I got a heart block. >> Just a heart problem. We're not quite sure what it is, though. >> I mean, I got a block three. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you. >> He said a block three. A heart block, too. But it's it's okay. I'm not worried about it because I know why I lost it. >> So, is your heart rate fast or slow? Because a third degree means you're in a card. It means your heart's slow. >> I I know why I lost my heartbeat. So, it's okay. >> Are you wanting us to check you out? >> Okay. Well, let's get in the truck then. >> No. Oh, it's fine. It's not going to it's not going to come back. >> Well, I'm more than happy to check you out and make sure it's okay. All right. We just need to step inside the step inside the unit. >> It's okay. I'll be okay. My heartbeat won't be the same. >> So you So you don't want medical now? >> No, I don't. >> You don't? >> Get on Get on that side. [Applause] >> Is he in custody or anything? He was just walking on the side of the road and he was holding on to the rail like he was like he was, you know, about to about to fall down >> and I made contact with him. He was doing this right here. >> Like I said, I'm I'm more than happy to look look at you. >> No, I have to go get my own heartbeat back. >> All right. >> Just the way he's been. >> Okay. >> Hey, I don't know his name or anything like that. Do you do you would you do me a favor? What's What can I call you? >> You call me Xavier. >> Xavier. All right. Xavier. Uh, what can I do to help you know what your medical condition is? Be Would you mind if you walk back here with me and let them just uh check your blood pressure? >> Sure. >> Okay, let's do that. >> I made um >> a friend of mine heart different. >> All right, you going to step out? >> I'm going to leave it alone. All right. Over here.