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A video captured a Georgia police officer rescuing a woman who was trapped inside a car

the crash through a fence and came to arrest on top of a covered swimming pool.

By the way the cover did not collapse.

It helped.

In a 911 recording released by the Cobb County Police Department, the woman could be heard telling

a dispatcher that someone just rammed through the pool fence in a car she's in the

middle of the pool there's a covering over the pool so she's not sinking I

don't know how long the covering is gonna hold footage shows a man standing

next to the vehicle on top of the pool cover as officers arrived at the gate of community where the incident unfolded.

He's her telling them that the driver was holding her head up every once in a while.

Apparently, she had some type of medical problem while she was driving.

Okay. And lost control of the car. So they had to actually walk out onto the tarp and smash through the window

to be able to wake her up to get her out of the car and in all of this

time the pool cover never broke. I mean it's so I don't know if this has the most

amazing snaps on it I have never heard of anything like this in my life. I have put pull covers on to winter rides a pull before, some with snaps, some with like big hooks.

Yeah, I still cannot believe that thing had to power to hold a car up and they got the car off of the pool without the pool without it going into the pool.

And you look at the picture and like you've got to be kidding me.

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