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3 Dead In Maryland Ambulance Collision
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md. (WUSA) -- A violent collision between an SUV and a ambulance has killed three people and sent two paramedics to the hospital.
Maryland Paramedics Escape Tragic Crash
The entire right side of the patient compartment was ripped away. (WUSA9)
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SUV Rips Side Off Ambulance in Deadly Maryland Crash
Maryland Paramedics Escape Tragic Crash
Three people in the SUV died after it struck the ambulance, hit a wall and overturned. (WUSA9)
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Maryland Paramedics Escape Tragic Crash
Sources credit the driver of A.826 with making a defensive movement to avoid a head-on collision. (WUSA9)
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SUV Rips Side Off Ambulance in Deadly Maryland Crash
Maryland Paramedics Escape Tragic Crash
Ambulance was enroute to a reported overdose at the time of the accident. (WUSA9)
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SUV came to rest 120-feet from point of impact with ambulance. (WUSA9)
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Crew of two were taken to a local hospital for evaluation and later released. (WUSA9)
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SUV Rips Side Off Ambulance in Deadly Maryland Crash
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SUV was reportedly traveling eastbound in westbound lane of travel. (WUSA9)
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