Sure, people complained when St. Vincent's Hospital closed. But now that the Fire Department wants to keep ambulances on a lot at 512 West 23rd Street, residents of fancy High Line condos are upset. One fumed at a community board meeting, "We have nieces and nephews that come to visit, and it was a nice day and they had problems going outside on the terrace because of the fumes."
Call The Wah-mbulance: Ritzy High Line Residents Hate FDNY's Ambulance Depot
Speeding Cop Car Sends 5-Year-Old Flying 30 Feet
Our mother always told us to look carefully before exiting a car, and this is why. A five-year-old Staten Island boy was hit by a police car yesterday afternoon while on his way to soccer practice with his mother. It seems the cruiser hit him on the street after he'd exited a car. Police aren't saying how fast the cruiser was going, but they do say that it had its lights flashing and siren sounding at the time.
Police Cruiser Fatally Strikes 79-Year-Old Man In Harlem
Yesterday afternoon at around 4:20 p.m., a police cruiser traveling south on Broadway (between 135th and 136th Streets) struck a 79-year-old man who was crossing the street from a median. The man, Javier Jackson, was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in critical condition and was pronounced dead two hours later.
Know Your Sirens: FDNY Siren Mistaken for Police, Injuries Ensue
Some gamblers don't need their legs broken by loan sharks if they're paranoid enough. The FDNY discovered four men lying in an alley at 35-12 Farrington St. in Flushing, Queens while responding to a call about a smoke condition at the building. According to WNBC, the building houses a not-that-secret illegal gambling operation.

