Borough Park, Brooklyn, NY – Hatzolah ambulance B06 got involved in a serious accident Saturday night on 52nd Street and 17th Avenue, with the driver of the other vehicle pinned in the vihicle and into a pole.
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NYPD of the 66th Pct and ESU Trk-6 cut the vehicle and extricated the driver from the vehicle and was taken to local hospital, Hatzolah member was also injured.
if you dont like them next time dial 911
hatolah members, most of them drive like a bunch of idiots.
I had an ambulance almost plow right into me. I had a green light and di not hear their sirens. My radio was on and I had a green light but the idiot hatolah meber of Boro park assumed that everyone hears them all the time and instead of slowing down at the intersections regardless of the light color they floor it.
Until a hatzolah meber kills someone go forbid nothing will change.
I am blasting their driving habits and not the work they do for the klal.
Tom
The Ambulance was not going very fast while he was making a turn (as per NYC PD Invstigation)
this hatzolah member was on call and came to the corner at a green light without looking the other car went passed a red light that is how this accident hapened
so dont start saying that the hatzolah members are not careful
Mr. 3:13, & you’re a sick puppy as well…..
nisht kein groise chuchem,
A knubel hut mer seichel vi dein kup.
hatzolah in BP are known to drive very wild and danger!
I saw their bus many times going down narrow roads like crazy, when the call was a trauma in a doctor’s office, with two members already on scene. You could have thought it was a heart attack!
Hey! Even Hatzolah should not abuse the system!
Lights and siren ONLY when warrented (i.e. life or limb in danger.), otherwise it won’t be good!
hataloh has max insurance coverage on all there buses(=ambulances)and retire* older vechicles when not cost affective to keep
*are either donated or sold at discount to other new startup hatzolos in other cities baltimore/passaic nj etc
b’h to 8:01 comments. Is the ambulance a total loss? Is it covered by insurance?
All of you are groise chachumim indeed if you were able to understand 9:12’s question. It looks like greek to me.
Mr. 9:54, You’re a sick puppy as well!
+DI bist nisht kein grosse chcochom,+
I never claimed differently! In fact that’s my name!
+why would hatzolah respond on Yom Tov to a motor vehicle accident?+
Where in this article have you seen this assertion? To me it sounds that Hatzoloh was responding to, perhaps your father, who had chest pain, & got involved in +MVA+!
+A very legitimate question.+
Objection Your Honor!
Has everyone here lost their brains???
Hatzolah was not responding to an MVA they were involved in an MVA while responding to another call.
Sheesh.
Regardless, I believe that this is the 4th Hatzoloh of BP ambulance to be involved in an mva this year. Maybe its time the coordinators wake up and do something about it. Of course, the BP Coordinators are worthless.
DI bist nisht kein grosse chcochom,
why would hatzolah respond on Yom Tov to a motor vehicle accident?
A very legitimate question.
Mr. 9:12, You’re a sick puppy…..
anon 9:12,
Please rephrase the first question. It sounds ridiculous even after I translate it into yiddish in my head (like I do with all the language spoken on this board).
Why would hatzola be on a call on Yom Tov in a car accident? Was there a pedestrian involved in this accident?
Re. Hatzolah member was also injured.
B”H Hatzolah member is Home and OK. I spoke to him yesterday in shul after davining. B”H