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It’s hard to see at first but the 
quality is going to get better.  
A black suv is driving in the grass, 
just took out a sign, it’s turn signal  
is on but it’s not turning and now things 
are really going to get interesting fast
Rochester Minnesota, home of the Mayo Clinic. 
Hwy 52 approaching 19th street and a number of  
Minnesotans are going to try to get involved but 
the vehicle is going to let out some smoke first
But, this is Rochester, half the town 
is made up of doctors and nurses,  
so they’re going to get involved again - I 
count a crowd of about a dozen with half of them  
actively assessing - communicating with the 
patient and each other. Most first responders  
we’ve heard from do NOT recommend bystanders 
getting a patient out from a rollover due  
to concerns about spinal injuries - 
unless, of course, the car is on fire
By coincidence, a tow truck is first on scene 
and they’re going to start to clear out traffic.  
They’re quickly followed by the medics and 
fire department and the cavalry has arrived.
But what caused this? State Patrol lead the 
investigation and - incredibly - reported  
the injuries were - thankfully 
- minor and the root cause was a  
medical issue with the driver. We don’t 
know for certain in this incident, but
It’s more common in those afflicted with 
diabetes and symptoms include confusion,  
dizziness, weakness and loss of consciousness

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