By Laura French
FAIR LAWN, N.J. — A former employee of a New Jersey ambulance company allegedly struck an ambulance with her car while trespassing before leading police on a low-speed pursuit.
Fair Lawn police said they responded to a report of an “unwanted former employee on the property” of A&M Medical Services on Wednesday morning, according to Patch.com.
Diana Payamps, 27, allegedly drove away from officers as they tried to speak with her, hitting an ambulance parked on the property as she left.
Officers pursued Payamps at low speed until she eventually stopped and was arrested, according to police. Payamps was charged with defiant trespassing, eluding, leaving the scene of a crash and failure to report a crash. She has since been released from custody pending further court dates.