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BRYAN, Texas A driver who allegedly picked the wrong vehicle for a ride is facing charges after an ambulance was taken from outside a Bryan hospital.
Lawrence Eugene Reyes Jr. of Richards on Monday remained in the Brazos County Jail on charges of public intoxication, several counts of theft and evading officers.
A jailer who declined to provide his name to The Associated Press had no details on an attorney for the 25-year-old Reyes, who was arrested Sunday.
Bail was $425 on the public intoxication charge. No bail had been set for the other charges.
WTAW Radio reports medics were inside the hospital tending to a patient when the ambulance was swiped early Sunday.
Officers located the undamaged ambulance a few miles away. Reyes, who allegedly fled on foot, was arrested hours later.
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Information from: WTAW-AM, http://www.wtaw.com
