Only On CBS2: Ambulance Driver Nods Off Before Crash
CBS2's Kristine Lazar reports why the ambulance didn't stop: The driver was so tired that he might have fallen asleep at the wheel with a patient and a paramedic in the back.
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CBS2's Kristine Lazar reports why the ambulance didn't stop: The driver was so tired that he might have fallen asleep at the wheel with a patient and a paramedic in the back.
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