Ambulance Driver Is Charged in Fatal Crash
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NEW YORK — An ambulance driver was charged with manslaughter Thursday after allegedly speeding through a red light on a nonemergency call and plowing into a car, killing two boys and their sister, ages 2 to 7, authorities said.
The crash took place shortly before midnight Wednesday in Brooklyn. Anne Lamberson, 34, was arrested. Police said the ambulance was going 50 mph to 70 mph in a 30-mph zone.
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