Remember the FL woman who was kicked out of the hospital and died? The video was released

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32. Here's the audio, and my attempt at a partial transcript.

While she’s in the hospital, you can HEAR her shortness of breath – her huffing and puffing, the way her voices fades off at the ends of her sentences. Even though she is on the oxygen tank at that time.

You can also hear the police officer talking to a woman and asking if she’s Barbara’s ride. Barbara is with at least one female relative – I think she has two females with her, both of whom try to speak up on Barbara’s behalf.

Below is what I could manage to type from the video. It’s incomplete but it gives the idea. There are several women’s voices. Two sound like family members, arguing on her behalf. One points out that Barbara is always supposed to be using the oxygen tank that they’ve just disconnected her from. The other women are either hospital staff or police officers.

The police report claims that Barbara’s vitals were checked several times. However, you can only hear this happening twice. Once after she collapses; and again at the very end, when a woman’s voice says her heart rate is 7.

And while you listen to this, think about the fact that she is experiencing great pain from the clot in her lungs and that she is experiencing extreme stress and anxiety from the shortness of breath.

Officer: ‘I’ve given you all the chances in the world.”

“I’m gonna die.”

“They’re going to kill me”

‘They’re not going to kill you. They begged you to leave and you wouldn’t do it.

‘Don’t take that off please’’ (her oxygen tube)

Female’s voice: “You haven’t been hooked up for a while and you’re breathing just fine.’

“Please, please, I can’t go no more. Please, help, they’re going to kill me”

‘please no, no please god help me, help me, I can’t breathe help me please help
help me no, please god help me I can’t . . . uh . . uh

Officer: ‘What’s wrong?, Please don’t fall down. Ms. Dawson, you were yelling, Ms. Dawson, falling down like this, laying down, won’t stop you from going to jail. ‘

A woman is objecting. (Probably Barbara’s relative.)

‘Ma’am ain’t nothing happened to her.”

Two women’s voices, both arguing on Barbara’s behalf:

“She is sick. “
“She is not okay.”
“She’s not okay.”
“She’s got a lot of health problems.”
“She does have a lot of health problems.”

Officer: “Mrs. Dawson, this is only making things worse on you. You need to comply with us. You need to get up. You need to get in the car, okay. . . . “

Officer-- Check her real quick?
Nurse -- Other hand. Come on now. There ain’t nothing wrong with you. She’s 98%. She’s fine. She’s just trying to get out of it.

Officer: “Ms. Dawson, we need you to get up, okay.
Nurse (female) “Ms. Dawson, get up, there’s nothing wrong with you. And I know you can hear us.”
[they try unsuccessfully to get her into the car, order a van because she’s “refusing’ to get in the vehicle.]

Woman; "That girl is sick!"

Nurse: 'for somebody that can’t breathe without the oxygen, you’re putting it off that much longer!"

Woman: “Supposed to have oxygen on all the time.”

Officer: “We’re trying to be as nice as we can. . . You can help us and help yourself, or you can do it the hard way.”

One of the woman laughs while trying to get her in the car.

Minutes pass while they stand around and wait to hear if a police van can come and help.

Nurse’s voice calls out sharply: “Bob! Bob! Bob! Bob! Bob!”

Nurse’s voice: “her heart rate is 7.’