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Large Chunk of Concrete Slams Through Windshield of Florida Ambulance

A responding Clearwater Fire & Rescue ambulance had to come to a sudden stop Friday morning after a large piece of concrete slammed through its windshield. City officials told WTVT that the incident that occurred around 7:20 a.m. in the 2300 block of Gulf to Bay Boulevard involving an ambulance from Station 49 was no accident. "We're not talking about a pebble here, we're talking about a large chunk of concrete," city spokeswoman Elizabeth Watts told the news station, adding that the...
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