Shirley Ambulance and Stony Brook Hospital Medic 65 handle MVA
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Photo by John Walthers- Suffolk Fire PhotosShirley Ambulance chief Marc Lampert on scene of a MVA.
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Photo by John Walthers- Suffolk Fire PhotosStony Brook Hospital Medic 65 crew on scene of a 2 car MVA in shirley NY.
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Photo by John Walthers- Suffolk Fire PhotosShirley Ambulance Crew from Ambulance 17 arrives on scene of a 2 car crash.
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Photo by John Walthers- Suffolk Fire PhotosShirley Ambulance 5-38-17 at MVA.
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Shirley, N.Y- On June 15th 2024 at about 2:35 PM the Suffolk County Emergency dispatch center in Yaphank dispatched the Suffolk County Police 7th Precinct officers and the Shirley Ambulance Company to a vehicle crash on McGraw St off William Floyd Parkway. On arrival 1st Assistant Chief of Shirley Ambulance Marc Lampert (5-38-31} found a 2 car MVA with multiple injuries. He was joined a short time later on scene by a crew from Stony Brook Hospital Ambulance Medic 65.
On arrival the crew from Medic 65 went to work assessing 1 patient. While they were doing that Chief Lampert checked on the occupants of the other vehicle and directed his ambulance crew from 5-38-17 to pull on to the shoulder of the William Floyd Parkway. The crew of Shirley Ambulance 17 went and checked out the occupants of the 2nd vehicle . Atleast 2 people were taken to a local hospital. Injuries did not appear to be serious or Life Threatening. The scene was turned over to police and all units were back in service in an hour or less.