Sit down. Sit down. Sit down in the [ __ ] car. >> On June 29th, 2025, passing motorists noticed a stopped car and immediately realized something was wrong. A woman was passed out behind the wheel with her feet sticking through the window. Even more alarming, a newborn was crying in the backseat. The strangers stopped to help and quickly removed the baby from the vehicle. >> She was asleep and passed out in the car. >> Her feet were out out the window? >> Yeah, her feet were up out of the >> And the baby was screaming in the back. >> He's like, "Are you okay? Are you okay?" And she wasn't waking up. >> Good Samaritans did more than call police. One of them took the crying infant out, found a bottle inside the car, and began feeding the child while the vehicle's keys were secured. Officers were then told the baby was only about a week old, making the condition of the driver and the roadside situation even more concerning. >> Okay. >> Baby's a week old. >> Got it. >> Is that her baby? >> Yeah. >> Hers? I took it out of the car. >> She was passed out. >> Once officers began dealing with the driver, later identified in the footage as Emily, getting basic information from her proved difficult. Police requested fire rescue while discussing how she had been found passed out with the hazard lights on. Meanwhile, the strangers continued caring for the newborn until authorities could take over. >> Officer 26, go ahead. >> What you need? >> Charlie 21, nothing further. >> Do you need fire rescue? >> 48, negative. >> Negative. She won't say anything. >> Officers repeatedly asked Emily where she had been and where she was coming from, but she either refused to answer or said she did not know. Police were trying to determine what had happened before the car stopped, while also assessing her condition. At the same time, they began working out who could safely take care of the baby. >> Where are you coming back from? >> I ain't coming back from nothing. >> Well, you were driving somewhere. >> The the key you gave me was >> So, I'm trying to figure out where you were before here.