Cops: Wrong-Way Drunk Driver Hits Ambulance In Fort Pitt Tunnel
Pittsburgh police say a man was drunk when he drove the wrong way into the Fort Pitt Tunnel and hit an empty ambulance.
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Pittsburgh police say a man was drunk when he drove the wrong way into the Fort Pitt Tunnel and hit an empty ambulance.
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