"Shhh, it's ok.  This is the police station.  I'm not taking you back to anyone.  Is that why you were outside  Were you running from somebody?"  If so, that makes the situation a whole lot worse.  Jean knows that sometimes men don't react very well to their wife's changes during a pregnancy.  Some grow distant, while others decide to be physical with their feelings of neglect and frustration.  She'll insist the woman stay with her at the station after the hospital gives her a once over.  Then in the morning she'll see if she's a bit more calm and able to explain what's happened.<br/><br/>"I'd like you to get out of the car, if you don't mind.  We're just gonna stop here to get you some decent clothes, and then we're going to make sure you and your baby are alright.  Just hang in there hun..."  It occurs to Jean that she hasn't even gotten the poor girl's name yet in all the excitement.  If she can pry it out of her, maybe she can start on some research while her new charge sleeps.  "What's your name?  I don't want to keep having to call you honey if I can help it..."