A bizarre video has been released showing a Georgia police officer rescuing a woman who was trapped in a crashed car and resting on a covered swimming pool.
A 911 audio recording released by the Cobb County Police Department shows a woman telling a dispatcher, “Someone drove through the pool fence. [she’s] “In the middle of a swimming pool,” police said as they responded to an unusual scene in the Atlanta suburb of Kennesaw in late February.
“The pool has a cover, so [she] It’s not sinking. I don’t know how long the cover will last,” the caller said.
Body camera footage shows a man standing next to the vehicle on the pool lid as officers arrive at the gated community where the incident occurred. The man was heard telling them that the driver was lifting her head at times.
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The driver crashed after experiencing a medical emergency, according to the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office. (Cobb County Police Department/BODY CAMS+/TMX)
Cobb County police officers then broke the rear driver’s side window of the vehicle after the woman did not respond to knocks to open the front door.
The officer eventually opened the front door and saw the driver slumped in the front seat.
“It’s cold in here, okay? We’re going outside. Come on, let’s go. You can come with us,” the officer was heard saying.
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The driver was seen slumped inside the vehicle after a Cobb County police officer was able to open the front door of the vehicle. (Cobb County Police Department/BODY CAMS+/TMX)
Police then pulled the woman out of the pool and covered her with a blanket.
The driver was treated at the scene and transported to a local hospital. She is expected to recover, authorities said.
A Cobb County police officer was seen pulling the woman out of the pool. (Cobb County Police Department/BODY CAMS+/TMX)
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The Cobb County Sheriff’s Office told Fox News Digital on Tuesday that the woman had a medical emergency shortly before the accident, and the car was then removed from the pool with the help of a tow truck.
