"I'm also a parent" Patrol car racing at 200 km/h saves critically ill pregnant woman

A dramatic high-speed escort by police patrol cars saved a pregnant woman suffering from pre-eclampsia, allowing her to reach the hospital safely to deliver a healthy baby. The 35-week pregnant mother was in critical condition and required urgent transport. The incident, captured on video and shared by the National Police Agency's YouTube channel, highlights the swift response of law enforcement.

Two police officers in a patrol car drove at speeds between 150 and 200 km/h on the highway. The driver maintained safe control at high speeds, while his partner used a loudspeaker and radio to alert other vehicles and clear the path. Initially, the mission would have involved transferring the escort to different patrol cars at various zones.

However, considering the urgency, the two officers decided to continue escorting the mother directly to the hospital, bypassing jurisdictional boundaries. They coordinated with other zones, assuring them, "We will take responsibility and bring her to the destination (hospital) to the very end." Thanks to the patrol car's assistance, the mother arrived at the hospital safely.

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We will take responsibility and bring her to the destination (hospital) to the very end.