From the EMT City newsreel.......

[JakeEMTP]

Another prime example of why we need to keep our ambulances locked while not being attended.

http://www.buffalonews.com/437/story/620639.html

Especially since this is not something new to R/M. I would think they would have a policy regarding this.

[Dustdevil]

ROFL! Serves her right!

Hopefully she loses her job too.

I've been to Buffalo. I wouldn't ever leave anything unlocked there.

[kyle308]

Thats harsh Dust lol.

But yeah, I wouldnt leave anything unlocked in a place like Buffalo.

[Arizonaffcep]

I would assume that it's company wide...but in AZ, R/M does have a "you will have all doors locked at all time" policy...but I always wondered how you would be able to get in and out if all the doors were locked at all times...

[FireMedic65]

We used to leave unused ambulances that won't fit in the garage outside, with the keys in them. Not anymore though, everything must be locked at all times. We even have to state our names when we get buzzed into the building.

[tskstorm]

Recently people have broken into ambulance by breaking windows, taking crews personal belongings as well as Company equipment mainly the GPS

These ambulances were secured, and we even have alarms on some of the vehicles, people are just plain rash, one of the ambulances was broken into in the ER Ambulance bay. One Ambulance was broken into with a RMP/Police vehicle parked right behind it, of course they were upstairs assisting the crew, but this is some rash stuff!