Police say ambulance crew failed to show for patient who later died
Patrolmann Jacob Talbott
âShe had like a deer-in-the-headlights look â  East Liverpool Patrolmann Jacob Talbott  told WKBN  of the 62-year-old unidentified woman. âShe was staring off and had very labored breathing.â
 Talbott  said  he  called dispatch to check on the status of the EMS crew that had responded to the call  but was shocked to hear that they were no longer coming. Two other services had said they didnât have a crew available.  Talbott  and another officer then loaded the woman into their patrol car and started CPR.
The woman was then flown to a hospital in Pittsburgh  where she died of a brain aneurysm on Sunday.  Talbott  told the news outlet that  he  was holding out hope for the woman and praying for a miracle.
âFinding out that she didnât make it  itâs rather tough â  he  told WKBN. âIâm not real happy that an ambulance service committed  and then five minutes later  they no longer have a crew available  and they didnât even notify us.â
âShe had like a deer-in-the-headlights look â   [TGT] told WKBN  of the 62-year-old unidentified woman. âShe was staring off and had very labored breathing.â
  [TGT]   said  he  called dispatch to check on the status of the EMS crew that had responded to the call  but was shocked to hear that they were no longer coming. Two other services had said they didnât have a crew available.   [TGT] and another officer then loaded the woman into their patrol car and started CPR.
The woman was then flown to a hospital in Pittsburgh  where she died of a brain aneurysm on Sunday.   [TGT]   told the news outlet that   [TGT]   was holding out hope for the woman and praying for a miracle.
âFinding out that she didnât make it  itâs rather tough â   [TGT]   told WKBN. âIâm not real happy that an ambulance service committed  and then five minutes later  they no longer have a crew available  and they didnât even notify us.â