Monday, 18 March 2013 07:42
UPDATE: Ambulance stolen outside BJC hospital found in East St. Louis
An ambulance stolen outside Barnes Jewish Hospital in the Central West End has been found in East St Louis.
St. Louis police say around 3:00 a.m. Monday morning a MedStar ambulance was taken from the parking bay outside Barnes Jewish hospital, possibly by a woman.
Few details have been released, although police and MedStar officials say the ambulance was found near 15th and College streets in East St. Louis just before six this (Monday) morning.
A quick search reveals no damage to the vehicle, the keys were left inside and nothing appeared to be taken.
St. Louis police say around 3:00 a.m. Monday morning a MedStar ambulance was taken from the parking bay outside Barnes Jewish hospital, possibly by a woman.
Few details have been released, although police and MedStar officials say the ambulance was found near 15th and College streets in East St. Louis just before six this (Monday) morning.
A quick search reveals no damage to the vehicle, the keys were left inside and nothing appeared to be taken.
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