Police: DE EMS Provider Knocked Unconscious Following Collision with Drunk Driver
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An alleged drunk driver crashed into the back of an American Legion Ambulance Service (DE) ambulance, causing one of the EMS providers to be knocked unconscious for several hours, according to a report.

The three in the ambulance – including two ambulance staff – were taken to the hospital. The patient being transported was not hurt.

Justin Pawlowski was allegedly drunk when he crashed into the ambulance in the area of Scarborough Road and U.S. 13 in Dover early Saturday morning, Delaware State News reported.

Pawlowski, 35, was pinned inside the vehicle and suffered a broken leg and other minor injuries in the crash. His passenger was taken to the hospital for a shoulder injury.

Pawlowski remains hospitalized and will be charged with several counts of vehicular assault, reckless endangering, driving under the influence and other traffic offenses.

An alleged drunk driver crashed into the back of an American Legion Ambulance Service (DE) ambulance, causing one of the EMS providers to go unconscious.

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