Ambulance stolen and driven into Department of Homeland Security office in Idaho
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
An unidentified person stole an ambulance from a hospital in Idaho and then purposely drove the vehicle into a building where the Department of Homeland Security was leasing offices on Wednesday. No people were reportedly injured in the attack in Meridian, Idaho, and the suspect is still at large. The Meridian Police Department said that […]
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