DETROIT — Video shows the moment when a Detroit Fire Department ambulance, with its lights and siren on, was involved in a crash, sending four people to the hospital.
The ambulance was traveling through the intersection of 7 Mile Road and Van Dyke on the city’s east side on Feb. 25 when the crash occurred, according to FOX 2.
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Detroit Fire said the driver of the other vehicle was taken to St. John Hospital, while the three-member ambulance crew was transported to Detroit Receiving Hospital, FOX2 reports. City officials said all four were in stable condition.
There was no patient in the ambulance.
FOX 2 reports that everyone involved in the crash has been released from the hospital.
The nature and outcome of the call the ambulance was responding to was not reported.
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