tw: harassment?
I work at a large urban hospital, and our employee parking lot is ~5-10 minute walk from the entrance. It was a bit emptier today because it’s Sunday, so there were other cars but no one in the lot. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary - I parked, gathered my bags, and just as I was about to open my door a car slowly pulled up next to me with its window down. 

I am friendly to a fault (I wouldn’t say I’m naive, I am aware of danger and have lived in a city most of my adult life), but when this man said “hey, I need help” - well, as a healthcare worker I cannot just walk away. 
He claimed to have been shot. I didn’t see any blood and he was well enough to be driving, but he said he was grazed. I kept saying- “you need to go to the ER if you’re hurt” and pointing in that direction. He saw my name badge and kept calling me by my name … going on to ask if I was married or single. Saying he needed my help. 

At that point - as you’re all thinking I should - I pulled out my phone to dial 911 (if he was really hurt and because I needed someone on the phone) and started walking away quickly. He honked and followed me in his car. 

When I reached the operator I had gotten to the parking structure and put a gate between myself and his car. He was getting out of the car, calling my name and looking for me. I kept going but gave them his car information- what if he was really hurt? 

At that point I was crying, I was afraid. The operator kept asking if I needed police and I said yes, but ask quickly as it all happened he hopped back in the car and slowly drove away. When I said he was gone the operator said - “ok you’re good then? Alright have a good one.” And hung up. 

I was shaken. I’m new so I didn’t have anyone to tell. And I felt silly for calling. But I was so scared and I feel like that walk to/from the parking lot will be hell from now on. 

And I went into work and had to bottle it up. They’re already wildly understaffed, what am I gunna do, say I got scared and not come in?

Sorry I just had to get it off my chest.