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1:16Now PlayingPolice in South Carolina initiated a traffic stop on a woman complaining of headaches, which led to the discovery and removal of a brain tumor.
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A traffic stop is usually bad news. But for one South Carolina woman, it likely saved her life. Police in the coastal South Carolina town of Mount Pleasant responded to a call about a possible drunk driver back in December. Their dash cam recorded the driver, Tamara Palmer, hitting multiple curbs and drifting in and out of her lane.
"Have you had anything to drink today?" one of the officers asked after pulling her over. Palmer responded that yes, she had some tea. That answer combined with Palmer's erratic driving and her complaint about a brutal headache prompted the officers to call an ambulance. Palmer still can't believe what happened next.
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