Woman drives erratically on Highway 16 refusing care, St Louis County MN
TrafficA woman drove a gray Dodge Durango erratically on Highway 16 in St. Louis County. She stopped multiple times, refused medical care, and pulled in front of other vehicles, causing dangerous situations. She declined help and continued driving despite risks to herself and others.
Audio|Source: North St. Louis County Sheriff, Fire and Roads
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Transcript:
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Not long for the answer, it is driving east up where or red.
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If you want to get law enforcement, it's all clear at this point.
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So the female is driving east on Highway 16 and what was you driving in?
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Yes,
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sorry. Gray-Daj Durango.
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It looks to be new with new plastic stickers on it.
00:26
Is she driving or is it?
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Go ahead.
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I think what's from Regina 2.
00:42
Go ahead.
00:45
The patient is pulled over on the side of the road again.
00:49
Leave in front of her address.
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She's refusing care.
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Now she's playing off again.
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She pulled over,
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refusing care.
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22808 D's in dog.
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228D as in David. Do you think she's impaired or intoxicated or anything?
01:16
I'm sure she won't really talk to us. She just keeps at us to go away.
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Tifford, okay.
01:25
We'll give it to law enforcement, I guess. We can't force her, I guess.
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Wilson Road, Virginia ambulance us to advise you that the patient refused transports then started driving erratically west on Highway 16 and a gray dodgy Durango may have since
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over again now but she used refusing care. Information at (number withheld).
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27-4. Have the ambulance just discontinue and I'll check the area.
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10-4[1]. I'll let you know if we have an exact address, probably 16 where they ended up.
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104. State and Louis County Virginia Medical Tool.
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We're going to hang out as well.
02:31
Just because she said she is going to drive herself to hospital, but she was very erratic, stopping, going, pulling in front of vehicles, almost ran into another vehicle.
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So we're just going to hang out and tell.
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