Mass. woman charged with spitting on, fighting EMS personnel
"Jefferson was spitting on and fighting medical workers who were trying to render aid to her," police said
"Jefferson was spitting on and fighting medical workers who were trying to render aid to her," police said
According to her attorney not all stations complied with federal law regarding pumping rooms
Gordon Smith, the state’s director of opioid response, said having the antidote on hand in a school building could save the life of a student, staff member or visitor
The National Weather Service said two EF-3 tornadoes touched down in Texas, while eight tornadoes were confirmed in Mississippi and three in Alabama
Hillsborough County’s 911 system failed for just over 22 hours in September, leaving 768 calls for help unanswered while officials struggled to fix the problem
Ashley Ulibarri, 25, faces a charge of unlawful taking of the motor vehicle
The man convinced members of Dallas Fire-Rescue to take him on a ride-along, and was previously arrested in 2013 for stealing a firefighter uniform
The man convinced members of Dallas Fire-Rescue to take him on a ride-along, and was previously arrested in 2013 for stealing a firefighter uniform
From people calling to ask about the weather and children accidentally dialing 911 on their parents' phone, dispatchers receive hundreds of non-emergency calls
The nonprofit agency was previously handling convalescent calls to transport patients between medical and long-term care facilities or for routine medical transport services