** Two Philadelphia EMTs charged with robbing man at gunpoint
** Michigan EMT/firefighter disappears; car located in Ohio
UNITED STATES NEWS
** A pair of EMTs have been arrested after allegedly robbing a Florence, New Jersey man at gunpoint on April 8th. NJ.com (Kevin Shea/July 1) said Philadelphia residents Wayne Segura, 29, and Jahyquiriz Ramos, 27, have been tagged with robbery in the case that saw the victim relieved of his possessions while in his own driveway. According to the newspaper, Segura also faces weapons charges. He surrendered to police Monday, while Ramos was taken into custody on June 26th. The duo are employed with a private ambulance service. Police say they followed the man home from a Florence casino with their ambulance. All three men were caught on CCTV both inside the facility and in the parking lot. The suspects were apprehended after the FBI was brought in since the crime involved the crossing of state lines.
** Police in Bowling Green, Ohio have located the car of a missing Michigan EMT/firefighter who disappeared June 28th. That is the word from NBC 24 (Christopher Burns/July 1) which said the vehicle belonging to Timothy Graves, 22, was recovered at a Wood County rest area. According to the news site, Graves was last seen around 10 p.m. Sunday in Taylor outside of his workplace. He was still clad in his HealthLink EMS uniform. Police have so far declined to say whether or not the contents of Graves’ vehicle could help locate him. A public alert for information on the case has been issued.
