Castleton Corners, Staten Island
Five Injured, One Fatally After Ambulance Flipped in Crash
Reported Oct 14 at 6:38 AM · Updated Oct 14 at 1:56 PM · 49.3K Viewed
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According to a news report from SIAdvance, a woman involved in the collision was pronounced deceased after being transported to a hospital.
According to a news report from ABC7 New York, an ambulance transporting a patient overturned after an SUV crashed into it on Staten Island. The ambulance had just picked up a pedestrian who had been struck by a car and was transporting her to the hospital. That's when an SUV t-boned the ambulance in the intersection of Jewett Ave and Main Ave, sending it crashing onto its side. Five people, including the emergency workers, driver, and initial patient were all transported to the hospital. Their injuries are believed to be non-life threatening, according to police. Jewett Avenue is closed between College Avenue and The Boulevard as police continue to investigate the scene.
A Citizen user shows that police and first responders have secured the intersection with red tape.
First responders advise that all patients are being transported to hospitals.
First responders advise that five people were injured in the collision. One civilian has life-threatening injuries, while another civilian and three first responders have injuries described as serious but not life-threatening.
Police advise that one patient has life-threatening injuries.
According to a news report from SIAdvance, a woman involved in the collision was pronounced deceased after being transported to a hospital.
According to a news report from ABC7 New York, an ambulance transporting a patient overturned after an SUV crashed into it on Staten Island. The ambulance had just picked up a pedestrian who had been struck by a car and was transporting her to the hospital. That's when an SUV t-boned the ambulance in the intersection of Jewett Ave and Main Ave, sending it crashing onto its side. Five people, including the emergency workers, driver, and initial patient were all transported to the hospital. Their injuries are believed to be non-life threatening, according to police. Jewett Avenue is closed between College Avenue and The Boulevard as police continue to investigate the scene.
A Citizen user shows that police and first responders have secured the intersection with red tape.
First responders advise that all patients are being transported to hospitals.
First responders advise that five people were injured in the collision. One civilian has life-threatening injuries, while another civilian and three first responders have injuries described as serious but not life-threatening.
Police advise that one patient has life-threatening injuries.
According to a news report from SIAdvance, a woman involved in the collision was pronounced deceased after being transported to a hospital.
According to a news report from ABC7 New York, an ambulance transporting a patient overturned after an SUV crashed into it on Staten Island. The ambulance had just picked up a pedestrian who had been struck by a car and was transporting her to the hospital. That's when an SUV t-boned the ambulance in the intersection of Jewett Ave and Main Ave, sending it crashing onto its side. Five people, including the emergency workers, driver, and initial patient were all transported to the hospital. Their injuries are believed to be non-life threatening, according to police. Jewett Avenue is closed between College Avenue and The Boulevard as police continue to investigate the scene.
A Citizen user shows that police and first responders have secured the intersection with red tape.
First responders advise that all patients are being transported to hospitals.
First responders advise that five people were injured in the collision. One civilian has life-threatening injuries, while another civilian and three first responders have injuries described as serious but not life-threatening.
Police advise that one patient has life-threatening injuries.
According to a news report from SIAdvance, a woman involved in the collision was pronounced deceased after being transported to a hospital.
According to a news report from ABC7 New York, an ambulance transporting a patient overturned after an SUV crashed into it on Staten Island. The ambulance had just picked up a pedestrian who had been struck by a car and was transporting her to the hospital. That's when an SUV t-boned the ambulance in the intersection of Jewett Ave and Main Ave, sending it crashing onto its side. Five people, including the emergency workers, driver, and initial patient were all transported to the hospital. Their injuries are believed to be non-life threatening, according to police. Jewett Avenue is closed between College Avenue and The Boulevard as police continue to investigate the scene.
A Citizen user shows that police and first responders have secured the intersection with red tape.
First responders advise that all patients are being transported to hospitals.
First responders advise that five people were injured in the collision. One civilian has life-threatening injuries, while another civilian and three first responders have injuries described as serious but not life-threatening.
Police advise that one patient has life-threatening injuries.
According to a news report from SIAdvance, a woman involved in the collision was pronounced deceased after being transported to a hospital.
According to a news report from ABC7 New York, an ambulance transporting a patient overturned after an SUV crashed into it on Staten Island. The ambulance had just picked up a pedestrian who had been struck by a car and was transporting her to the hospital. That's when an SUV t-boned the ambulance in the intersection of Jewett Ave and Main Ave, sending it crashing onto its side. Five people, including the emergency workers, driver, and initial patient were all transported to the hospital. Their injuries are believed to be non-life threatening, according to police. Jewett Avenue is closed between College Avenue and The Boulevard as police continue to investigate the scene.
A Citizen user shows that police and first responders have secured the intersection with red tape.
First responders advise that all patients are being transported to hospitals.
First responders advise that five people were injured in the collision. One civilian has life-threatening injuries, while another civilian and three first responders have injuries described as serious but not life-threatening.
Police advise that one patient has life-threatening injuries.
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Dalian refrain from your disrespectful comment. There was a patient in the ambulance they were transporting. Be grateful you or your family member was not in the ambulance. Paramedics and EMTs work under high stress everyday going on 1.5 million calls a year and don’t get paid enough money to be highly trained and skilled as they saves lives everyday. The ambulance was struck by a vehicle and the patient may not survive.
The problem is people don’t yield to emergency Vehicles like the law says
People need to move to side of road when ambulance approaching with lights on.
@ShayaRubenstein they don’t even do that in third world countries though. They actually respect and do what they’re supposed to do when sirens are turned on
The point that I’m trying to make is that people should think how important it is not to speed and to drive carefully when they are on the road. Not regret it after it’s too late. I see a lot of cars flying down streets and it’s absolutely unnecessary. Peoples lives are at risk every single day and everyone should be mindful of that
Dalian refrain from your disrespectful comment. There was a patient in the ambulance they were transporting. Be grateful you or your family member was not in the ambulance. Paramedics and EMTs work under high stress everyday going on 1.5 million calls a year and don’t get paid enough money to be highly trained and skilled as they saves lives everyday. The ambulance was struck by a vehicle and the patient may not survive.
The problem is people don’t yield to emergency Vehicles like the law says
People need to move to side of road when ambulance approaching with lights on.
@ShayaRubenstein they don’t even do that in third world countries though. They actually respect and do what they’re supposed to do when sirens are turned on
The point that I’m trying to make is that people should think how important it is not to speed and to drive carefully when they are on the road. Not regret it after it’s too late. I see a lot of cars flying down streets and it’s absolutely unnecessary. Peoples lives are at risk every single day and everyone should be mindful of that
Dalian refrain from your disrespectful comment. There was a patient in the ambulance they were transporting. Be grateful you or your family member was not in the ambulance. Paramedics and EMTs work under high stress everyday going on 1.5 million calls a year and don’t get paid enough money to be highly trained and skilled as they saves lives everyday. The ambulance was struck by a vehicle and the patient may not survive.
The problem is people don’t yield to emergency Vehicles like the law says
People need to move to side of road when ambulance approaching with lights on.
@ShayaRubenstein they don’t even do that in third world countries though. They actually respect and do what they’re supposed to do when sirens are turned on
The point that I’m trying to make is that people should think how important it is not to speed and to drive carefully when they are on the road. Not regret it after it’s too late. I see a lot of cars flying down streets and it’s absolutely unnecessary. Peoples lives are at risk every single day and everyone should be mindful of that
Dalian refrain from your disrespectful comment. There was a patient in the ambulance they were transporting. Be grateful you or your family member was not in the ambulance. Paramedics and EMTs work under high stress everyday going on 1.5 million calls a year and don’t get paid enough money to be highly trained and skilled as they saves lives everyday. The ambulance was struck by a vehicle and the patient may not survive.
The problem is people don’t yield to emergency Vehicles like the law says
People need to move to side of road when ambulance approaching with lights on.
@ShayaRubenstein they don’t even do that in third world countries though. They actually respect and do what they’re supposed to do when sirens are turned on
The point that I’m trying to make is that people should think how important it is not to speed and to drive carefully when they are on the road. Not regret it after it’s too late. I see a lot of cars flying down streets and it’s absolutely unnecessary. Peoples lives are at risk every single day and everyone should be mindful of that
Dalian refrain from your disrespectful comment. There was a patient in the ambulance they were transporting. Be grateful you or your family member was not in the ambulance. Paramedics and EMTs work under high stress everyday going on 1.5 million calls a year and don’t get paid enough money to be highly trained and skilled as they saves lives everyday. The ambulance was struck by a vehicle and the patient may not survive.
The problem is people don’t yield to emergency Vehicles like the law says
People need to move to side of road when ambulance approaching with lights on.
@ShayaRubenstein they don’t even do that in third world countries though. They actually respect and do what they’re supposed to do when sirens are turned on
The point that I’m trying to make is that people should think how important it is not to speed and to drive carefully when they are on the road. Not regret it after it’s too late. I see a lot of cars flying down streets and it’s absolutely unnecessary. Peoples lives are at risk every single day and everyone should be mindful of that
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