if he had a seizure then it was post ictal confusion.
Did he “hit and run” or get out of the car, saw he hit someone and then ran? I don’t know the details, but if this was his first seizure, it could be serious or drug related. If it was his second seizure, he shouldn’t have been driving at all...
He hit the car, got out of the car, spoke to the other party, got back in his car, attempted to drive off, hit the first car again, fled the scene, drove a few minutes down the road, crashed again, and then was found unconscious at the second scene.
The Commerce Department spokesperson said he sufferd a seizure, and the Sheriff’s department spokesperson said they were told that he “suffers from a pre-existing medical condition”.
The laws let people drive with seizures if they are under control.
People can have multiple seizures without control, and then they find the right medication (or diet) and get them under control.
Also, seizures are more proned during puberty, and then once a person is out of puberty they stop having seizures.
Same thing with pregnancy and menopause. Anytime there are hormonal changes, the seizure threshold lowers.
After the hormonal levels have stabilized, the seizures stop.