[siren]
[radio chatter]
We're responding to a report of a vehicle into a building,
with a possible unconscious patient.
Not sure at this time what could have caused the person
to go unconscious-- a medical emergency, possibly,
or did hitting the building cause him to go unconscious?
We'll figure that out when we get there.
[siren]
JIMMY CONNOR: All right.
[music playing] MAN: Right?
She was like, gurgling and [bleep]
JIMMY CONNOR: Oh, OK.
MAN: So I just carried her out, and sat her on the ground.
And she grabbed a thing to put under her head.
JIMMY CONNOR: All right.
You witnessed it?
MAN: Yeah.
She just rolled into the building.
She pulled in off of the side street
and then turned in to here and stopped for like,
maybe a minute right there in the middle of the parking lot
and then just started rolling this way.
OK.
Clearly she she would have turned down,
but she rolled straight into that wall.
OK.
And then I just took [inaudible] under her head
and then dialed 9-1-1.
Yeah, thanks for--
Hopefully that was the right thing to do.
Yeah, definitely. Thank you.
Want me to wake her up?
It's cool.
There she goes.
What's going on?
Yeah, take that out. Hold on!
Hold on! Hold on!
Relax. Relax.
Oh, sorry.
- Relax. - Stay down, hon.
We're trying to help you out.
Stay down.
Just relax, sweetie.
Just relax.
What's your name?
Shannon.
Shannon?
You remember how you got here?
She said--
[cough] I don't--
Oh, no?
You're at-- you're at the hotel.
Do you stay here?
Are you staying at this hotel?
I don't seem to remember, sorry.
OK.
Did you do any drugs today?
I really-- I-- yeah.
Yeah?
What'd you take?
Um, I smoked some weed.
Some weed?
What else?
Um, that's all.
What else?
- That's it. - That's it?
- Yeah. - Oh.
Why do you reckon you were unconscious?
You hurt yourself.
You hit this wall here at the hotel.
OK?
I apologize.
That's OK.
I don't own the building.
Whose car is this?
I'm not sure.
Not sure?
All right.
Here, you want to sit up?
- Yeah. - [inaudible]
I apologize.
- It's OK. - Did something happen at all?
Come on.
I'm not sure.
Uh--
You don't know?
I'm not too sure.
You were driving this car.
You don't remember?
No.
OK.
Oh, my bad.
What's your first name?
[inaudible]
It's Janet [inaudible].
Um--
I'm really sorry.
[inaudible]
So after assessing the damage, it
was just under the amount it took for the airbags to go off.
The medics administered Narcan, gave it
the time to do its thing.
And it looks like our patient has woken up,
doesn't seem to have any complaints of injury.
I got a phone call in to the fire marshal, who is reviewing
some pictures for the building.
Doesn't appear that there's any structural damage.
So at this time, we're going to let them continue to discuss
with her about possibly going to get checked out for her--
to see if there's any underlying issue of why she may have
went unconscious before hitting the building.
RADIO: Do you have a call for us, or is that a negative?
JIMMY CONNOR: It was just shy enough of enough damage
to make the airbag go off, which was good for her.
RADIO: Copy.
Thank you.