About Seattlest

Seattlest is a website about Seattle. More

Editor: Michael van Baker Publisher: Gothamist

About | Archive | Mobile | RSS | Staff | Tips, gripes, etc

Categories
Favorites
Contribute

Latest tip:

Check out City Stimulus! Great offers from small local restaurants, bars and retailers on Decembe [more]

 

Latest link:

 

Latest Photo:

 

Recent Comments

brad on Farewell To Honey Bear

barrack on Farewell To Honey Bear

Katelyn on Farewell To Honey Bear

Michael van Baker on Farewell To Honey Bear

Michael van Baker on Farewell To Honey Bear

Subscribe
Use an RSS reader to stay up to date with the latest news and posts from Seattlest.
Shirts
seattlestshirt.jpg
Public Calendar
Links

September 8, 2008

Who Steals an Ambulance?!?

A future firefighter, of course. Or rather, someone who had hoped to become a firefighter, because this guy can pretty much kiss his firefighting and law enforcement career goodbye. An 18-year-old trainee with the Bucoda Fire Department stole and totaled the small town's only ambulance early Saturday morning.

A volunteer firefighter spotted the joy-riding teen in the stolen ambulance on a rural road in the small Thurston County community. According to thief's would-be future firefighting brethren, the ambulance was careening at a high speed when it veered off the rural road and crashed. The suspect fled the totaled ambulance, but was pursued and found by a K-9 unit. Not only does the accident leave one young man in big trouble legally and professionally, but it also leaves Bucoda without an ambulance.

First a tow truck in Tacoma and now an ambulance in Thurston County...what is up, Washington?! Not that stealing any car is good, but these are particularly poor choices.

Ambulances: Not for Stealing. Photo by Seattlest Flickr Photographer romulusnr

Email This Entry







Advertisement: Seattlest Continues Below!

Comments (4) [rss]

Cannonball Run!

 

My friend did in high school.

 

and it's a felony.

 

good to know john.

 
Post a comment (Comment Policy)

2003-2008 Gothamist LLC. All rights reserved. Terms of Use & Privacy Policy. We use MovableType.

Site Meter