Man having 'medical crisis' steals ambulance, drives self to hospital | Inquirer News

Man having ‘medical crisis’ steals ambulance, drives self to hospital

/ 12:42 PM June 15, 2021

A man allegedly stole an ambulance in Maryland in the United States after supposedly suffering from a heart attack to drive himself to the hospital.

The 38-year-old man from Baltimore, whose identity was not disclosed, reportedly jumped inside an ambulance while medics were at a residence responding to a call, as per Baltimore Sun yesterday, June 14.

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The man was able to drive the Baltimore City Fire Department ambulance as it was left running with the keys, allowing him to almost reach the hospital.

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Police pulled him over near the MedStar Harbor Hospital, according to the report. He told cops that he had been having a heart attack. He was immediately taken to the hospital on an emergency petition.

Investigators reported that the man was having a “medical crisis,” but was later taken into custody for the act, as per NBC News earlier today, June 15.

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It was not disclosed if the man is currently facing any charges. No injuries and damages were, meanwhile, reported. Ian Biong /ra

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