2 medics injured in NC intersection collision
The ambulance was traveling with its lights and sirens activated when it was struck by a vehicle
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — An ambulance running with lights and sirens activated was struck by a vehicle as it crossed an intersection Sunday night.
The impact caused the ambulance to crash into an SUV that was stopped at a red light, The Charlotte Observer reported.
Three people, including two EMS providers from Mecklenburg EMS, were injured.
Police say MEDIC was running to a call when ambulance was hit at Independence, ricocheted into SUV. @wsoctv pic.twitter.com/GGEzPCslRs
— Jenna Deery (@JennaWSOC9) February 8, 2016
