Rachel and Ben Kohnen sped to the hospital at about 4 a.m. Tuesday morning as Rachel Kohnen was in labor. "They had thrown out the tire spikes and so all four tires, I run over those and all four tires go flat," said Ben Kohnen. The Kohnens say they were ordered to the ground and held at gunpoint until police realized this was an emergency. Rachel was rushed to the hospital and nearly 10 pound, Hazel, was born an hour later. At the time, she was in labor with their fourth child and didn't think they would make it to the hospital in time. (WHO-DT) 
 
 Rachel Kohnen said they could not stop the car because the baby was on its way quickly. "I think I was screaming, ' Oh dear God, we can't have the baby in the car,'" said the mother of four. The couple says they tried to call 911, but the dispatcher probably couldn't understand Rachel in between her contractions. Manson Police Chief Tom Ritts says no charges have been filed, but it's up to County Attorney to decide if that remains the case.  Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
 
 FORT DODGE, Iowa-- Police started to pursue a speeding SUV on Highway 7 near the town of Manson in Calhoun County, but the car's occupants had a good reason for going over the speed limit.
– You know that scene in the movies, where the husband drives his wife to the hospital in the nick of time to deliver their baby? Try this for a plot twist, from Iowa's WHO-TV: Cop follows speeding car with lights flashing, but husband doesn't pull over because wife is thisclose to giving birth. Cops lay tire spikes that stop the vehicle, then order both occupants to the ground at gunpoint—before realizing what's going on. Luckily, all ended well, and police got Rachel Kohnen to the hospital in time to deliver 10-pound Hazel. "I did tell him not to stop," Rachel says of husband Ben. At one point during the chase, she tried to call 911 to let police know what was happening, but it didn't work in time. "I know I was crazy lady screaming it into the phone," she recalls. Police in Fort Dodge haven't filed charges, though it's ultimately up to the county attorney. In fairness to the original cop who tried to stop them, the Kohnens blew by him at 85mph at 4 in the morning, notes the Daily News. (Another recent crazy pregnancy story: This woman gave birth hours after finding out she was expecting.)