Ashley Moore

Ashley Moore, an EMT, died in a high-speed car crash at the intersection of Shady Grove Road and Highway 74 near Kings Mountain. Community members, including retired medic Mike Howard, have long raised safety concerns about the intersection, citing dangerous traffic patterns and speeds. No official requests for a traffic light have been submitted to the Department of Transportation in the past five years.

Cleveland County Paramedic Ashley Moore died in a crash caused by a drunk driver traveling over 100 mph. EMT Gabriel Smith, who survived a similar ambulance collision in May 2023, highlighted ongoing safety concerns for EMS workers.

A North Carolina man, Jared Logan, was arrested and charged with second-degree murder, driving while impaired, and reckless driving after crashing into an ambulance on Highway 74, killing paramedic Ashley Moore and injuring another paramedic and a patient. Moore, a nine-year field training officer for Cleveland County Emergency Medical Services, was tending to a patient when the ambulance was struck from behind by Logan's Dodge Challenger.

A North Carolina man, Jared Logan, was arrested for allegedly driving impaired and crashing into an ambulance, killing paramedic Ashley Moore and injuring others. Logan was charged with second-degree murder, reckless driving, and other offenses after the collision on Highway 74 near Interstate 85.

A Cleveland County paramedic was killed in a high-speed crash while treating a patient in an ambulance. A retired Mecklenburg County paramedic, who lost both legs in a past ambulance collision, is advocating for improved safety measures in ambulances to protect emergency workers.

A driver was traveling over 100 mph and allegedly impaired when he crashed into an ambulance, killing Cleveland County paramedic Ashley Moore. The driver, Jared Logan, has a history of DWI convictions and traffic violations, and prosecutors are seeking a second-degree murder charge. Logan’s father expressed regret, calling the crash a 'bad decision.'

A Gastonia man faces a second-degree murder charge after allegedly rear-ending an ambulance that was treating a patient, causing it to flip and killing paramedic Ashley Moore. The defendant, Jared Logan, also faces charges of driving while impaired, reckless driving, and failure to wear a seatbelt.

A Cleveland County paramedic, Ashley Moore, was killed when an ambulance she was in was struck from behind by a car and flipped in Gaston County. The driver of the car faces pending charges, with alcohol and speeding likely contributing factors. Moore, a nine-year EMS veteran, was tending to a patient at the time of the crash, while the patient and ambulance driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Motorcycle rider Timothy Klock and passenger Ashley Moore died after a crash in Colorado Springs on March 5. The crash involved a pickup truck, and police are investigating speed as a factor.