Jay County 911. Where is your emergency?

We are on 125 west, north. We came upon an individual that is on the bridge, like laying here, injured.

You said he's injured and needs an ambulance?

Yeah, he definitely needs an ambulance.

Who's a work, but he's not, like, he's not coherent.

He's not responding.

I don't know if it's drugs.

I don't know if he's injured. I was working at 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. shift. It was mid-January in Northeast Indiana. It's cold, it's windy. We've had some rains for several days, so we had a lot of flooding in the area. The only thing that dispatch put out was that there was a man down on the roadway. So you had no idea what you were getting into.

I had no idea what I was coming on.

When I first got to the scene here that night, this is kind of how I approached her.

This almost sort of seems like a road to nowhere, really.

Yeah, there's really nowhere else to go.

And so what can you see?

So at 2 o'clock in the morning, you see absolutely nothing.

There was a vehicle that was pulled up off the side of the road,

which was the people that had found him.

And then as I came up onto the bridge,

he was laying right around here.

We're doing out here in the cold.

We were able to remove his wallet out of his pocket,

and then I see the name on the ID, which was Shea Breyer.

Briar, what happened to you?

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