Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Medical Services responded to two separate traffic incidents in Honolulu on Tuesday, Aug. 4, following a weekend of multiple accidents on Oʻahu roads.

A 5-alarm fire in Queens, New York City, injured 17 firefighters, two Emergency Medical Services personnel, and two civilians. The blaze damaged multiple historic wooden apartment buildings built in 1930 and is under investigation for cause.

A masked gunman allegedly shot a 21-year-old NYC cab driver in the face during an overnight armed robbery in Brooklyn. The suspect fled the scene on foot after stealing an unknown amount of cash, while the victim was hospitalized in stable condition. Police are seeking public assistance to identify the suspect, described as wearing blue shorts, a black sweatshirt, and a surgical mask.

A Chinese ride-sharing driver in Foshan city has provided first aid to nearly 400 emergency cases in the past year. Liu Xianfu, 54, transitioned from truck and taxi driving to volunteering with emergency medical services after witnessing road accidents.

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.

21 students graduated from Kapiolani Community College's paramedic program, addressing staffing shortages in Hawaii's emergency medical services. The program aims to strengthen EMS capabilities on the islands.

Paramedics responded to a report of a cardiac arrest at Senator Mitch McConnell's Washington, D.C. home near the Senate Hart Building on June 14. The incident occurred on the same day he was hospitalized.

A heroic EMT saved a suspected overdosing Knicks fan during the team's parade. The EMT described the emergency as the moment she was made for.

One person was critically injured in a shooting in Baton Rouge on Monday morning, as reported by emergency medical services officials.

Two people were injured in multiple shootings in the Ala Moana area of Honolulu early on June 14, with one man in critical condition. The incidents were reported by Honolulu Police Department (HPD) and Emergency Medical Services (EMS).

A man in his 40s was killed in a hit-and-run incident on June 13 around 10 p.m. in Detroit at West 7-mile Road and Wormer. The vehicle fled the scene, and he was pronounced dead at a local hospital.

A proposed constitutional amendment to limit property tax revenue increases in North Carolina could severely impact small rural counties like Tyrrell County, threatening emergency medical services, law enforcement, and other essential programs. Tyrrell County Manager David Clegg warns that a 11% budget reduction would be devastating for the county, which relies on grants and lacks infrastructure like airports or hospitals.

A multi-vehicle pile-up occurred after a police chase in the early hours, resulting in twelve injuries. The incident involved multiple vehicles and is currently under investigation. Details about the cause of the chase and the identities of those involved have not been disclosed.

A fire truck crash resulted in two firefighters being hospitalized, highlighting the risks faced by emergency responders. The incident underscores the importance of safety protocols and emergency response measures. Further details about the accident are not provided.

A shooting near Arcadia Lake campground in Oklahoma has resulted in multiple people being injured, prompting emergency services to swarm the area. The incident is currently being responded to by authorities. Details about the shooter and their motivations are not yet available.