Two-vehicle Charleston crash involves ambulance

Crews responded to the scene of an accident Friday night in Charleston involving two vehicles, including an ambulance, Metro 911 dispatchers say.

The crash happened around 7:20 p.m. in the 5000 block of MacCorkle Avenue Southeast. Both the eastbound and westbound lanes were during the accident cleanup and investigation.

According to dispatchers, a Boone County ambulance was one of the vehicles involved.

According to crews on the scene, the ambulance ran into a car and the car was pushed into a fire station.

There were a total of four vehicles involved, including the ambulance.

Three people were transported to the hospital, including two EMS workers.

The Boone County Ambulance Authority released the following statement late Friday night on its Facebook account:

"At approximately 1915 hours one of our units and crews were involved in a motor vehicle collision in Charleston. The Boone County Ambulance Authority is fully cooperating with the investigation and more details will be made available at a later time. Please keep our crew members and the other parties in your thoughts and prayers."

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