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Four EMTs were injured in an ambulance collision in Park Slope Monday night, officials said. 

At around 10:25 p.m., two ambulances crashed near Union Street and Seventh Avenue, according to [local news reports](https://abc7ny.com/ambulance-crash-brooklyn-ambulances-accident/11983431/). 

Citizen user video showed that one of the ambulances then struck the side of a Bank of America. 

Four FDNY EMS members were transported to area hospitals.

Radio transmission from the scene indicated that none of their injuries were considered life-threatening, but three of them sustained serious injuries. This has not been confirmed by FDNY or NYPD officials. 

No civilians were injured. 

The cause of the crash is under investigation. 

Four EMTs Injured in Ambulance Crash

Citizen user video shows EMS responding to an unspecified incident.

A Citizen user video shows a wrecked EMS truck.

Firefighters on the scene have reported a crash involving two ambulances.

A Citizen user video shows two EMS trucks involved in a collision.

Firefighters on the scene have reported no person trapped in the collision and have requested EMS to the scene.

EMS has reported four people injured in the collision.

EMS has confirmed four people were injured in the collison.

Three of the patients sustained injuries that are serious, but not believed to be life-threatening; the fourth patient sustained minor injuries, according to EMS.

Citizen user video shows the presence of multiple first responder units at the scene.

No civilians were injured in the crash, officials said. An investigation is ongoing.