Santiago Mateo | Johnston County's first aider has triggered in the customer mortality

Middlesex, NC (WTVD) – The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation published details on Friday after a man died on September 19 in the care of the Sheriff office of the Johnston County.

On this day, Santiago Antonio Mateo was observed how he acted irregularly on the Highway 39 in Middlesex.

The authorities said that he drove his jeep into a truck and a tree on the property and called around and called for help and claimed that the cartel had taken his wife and they would kill him.

He finally ran onto the street and tried as they lay down and turned in a circle to grab cars when they drove past.

First aiders were called to try to hold him back. He was finally put in handcuffs, but then went down in the cardiac arrest.

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Ems carried out life -saving measures, but died 30 minutes later.

A preliminary report by the medical examiner of North Carolina showed that Mateo suffered from a very enlarged heart and a serious illness of coronary artery. Toxicological reports are still pending.

For this reason, the district prosecutor of Johnston, Susan Doyle, said no charges against a member of the sheriff office or an emergency staff.

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