
Paramedics Hit by Flying Object in Prince George
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Paramedics in Prince George attacked: Object shatters ambulance window, leaving crew injured; RCMP launch investigation
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Paramedics Hit by Flying Object in Prince George. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Two paramedics in Prince George turned from rescuers into victims this week when an object flew through their ambulance window and hit one of them. This happened Thursday afternoon around 4 p.m. near the yellowhead bridge, leaving both crew members hurt enough to need hospital care. The RCMP jumped on it right away, calling it a serious incident since these frontline workers were just doing their job. They got the paramedics to the hospital fast, but details on what the object was or where it came from are still fuzzy. Folks in the community are shaken up, knowing how vital ambulances are on those busy roads. No one's life was in danger, but it highlights the risks these heroes face beyond patient emergencies, sparking talks about road safety around, bridges. Right now, the probe is in its early days with no suspects named. Officials are digging for more clues to piece together the chaos. If you were nearby or have dashcam video, hit up the Prince George RCMP non-emergency line at 255-613-300 and they'll chase down the truth from there.
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