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"Everyone was going like 70 miles per hour. She was driving the wrong way, just kind of swerving around," Matt Hamill told MMAFighting.com. "She was going slower but she was going on the wrong side of the street, and you could see her face, she was kind of drooling. There was obviously something going on with her that just wasn't right. She was breathing fine, but you could just tell there was something, some issues.
"It seemed like Pac-Man, trying to avoid all the little ghosts. She was all over the place."
Against his better judgment, Hamill flipped his truck around and gave chase to the errant vehicle. The woman eventually trailed off into the grass median, allowing Hamill to catch up, pin his vehicle near hers, then gave chase on foot. The woman was bewildered and largely unresponsive by that point, Hamill says.
Hamill ran up alongside the vehicle and it was only then that the ex-UFC fighter noticed a little boy, no older than five years old, bawling in the backseat of the vehicle. So he did the only thing he could think to do -- he punched out the window and manually stopped the car.
"A lot of the cars, they had been honking. And I'm sure that the noise and the car just weaving (upset him)," Hamill said. "He had a seatbelt on and he was in his car seat, but I'm sure it was a scary situation and he was worried what was going on. The mother was just weaving all over the road.
"He was fine and everything, just a little bit upset, but if she hadn't been stopped I definitely feel like someone would've ran into something. The mother was on drugs and had been drinking apparently."
Full story:
http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/4/3...s-child-on-highway-days-after-wsof-19-pullout
"It seemed like Pac-Man, trying to avoid all the little ghosts. She was all over the place."
Against his better judgment, Hamill flipped his truck around and gave chase to the errant vehicle. The woman eventually trailed off into the grass median, allowing Hamill to catch up, pin his vehicle near hers, then gave chase on foot. The woman was bewildered and largely unresponsive by that point, Hamill says.
Hamill ran up alongside the vehicle and it was only then that the ex-UFC fighter noticed a little boy, no older than five years old, bawling in the backseat of the vehicle. So he did the only thing he could think to do -- he punched out the window and manually stopped the car.
"A lot of the cars, they had been honking. And I'm sure that the noise and the car just weaving (upset him)," Hamill said. "He had a seatbelt on and he was in his car seat, but I'm sure it was a scary situation and he was worried what was going on. The mother was just weaving all over the road.
"He was fine and everything, just a little bit upset, but if she hadn't been stopped I definitely feel like someone would've ran into something. The mother was on drugs and had been drinking apparently."
Full story:
http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/4/3...s-child-on-highway-days-after-wsof-19-pullout
