Yanaisa Pulido, a 23-year-old emergency medical technician, tragically died while trying to help a crash victim on Interstate 95 in Broward County. She had completed the Hialeah Fire Cadet program and was described as a hero by her colleague. The multi-vehicle crash resulted in three other injuries, and the driver of the 2019 red Kia Forte struck a concrete median, leading to a domino-effect collision.
A 25-year-old EMT was stabbed multiple times in the abdomen and leg by a 48-year-old man, identified as Rudy Garcia, while inside an ambulance in Manhattan. The EMT is expected to survive. Garcia has been arrested and charged with assault and criminal possession of a weapon. He has a history of previous arrests for similar charges, as well as robbery and drug selling. The investigation is ongoing.
The father of missing Cleveland EMT Lachelle Jordan, who was found on Thursday night, thanked the police, EMS, media, and community for their help in finding his daughter. Jordan declined to disclose any details about what happened to his daughter because of the ongoing investigation. Lachelle Jordan was found when she limped into a convenience store and called the police. She was taken to Cleveland Clinic for medical treatment and is still in the hospital, but is on her way to recovery and in high spirits.
Lachelle Jordan, a missing Ohio EMT who was due to testify in a rape case, was found limping and barefoot in a convenience store after escaping kidnappers who tried to burn her alive. Jordan had reported the accused, Michael Stennett, for stalking her on multiple occasions. Stennett was charged with menacing by stalking and violating a protection order while committing a felony. It is unclear whether Stennett or his female friend are connected to Jordan's kidnapping.
Lachelle Jordan, a 30-year-old Ohio EMT who went missing over the weekend, has been found alive on the 16600 block of Euclid Avenue, about three miles away from where she disappeared. She was conveyed to the Cleveland Clinic for medical treatment, and her condition is not yet clear. Jordan is a mother of two and a Cleveland EMT. No further details on what happened to her were disclosed.
Cleveland police are searching for Lachelle Jordan, a 30-year-old emergency medical technician who went missing on Saturday evening after going to her car and hasn't been seen since. Jordan is considered endangered, and a $5,000 reward has been offered for information on her whereabouts. She was last seen wearing an East Cleveland Fire Department sweatshirt, green and white tie-dyed pants, and rainbow Croc shoes.
Lachelle Jordan, a Cleveland EMT worker who was expected to testify in a rape trial against Michael Stennett, has gone missing since May 6. Jordan had previously filed reports of being stalked and was removed from her truck due to safety concerns. Stennett has been charged with stalking and violating an order of protection, but there is currently no evidence connecting him to Jordan's disappearance. Crimestoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for information on Jordan's location.
Cleveland police are searching for a missing 30-year-old EMT worker, Lachelle Jordan, who is believed to be in danger. Her twin sister reported her missing on Sunday, and the home they were staying in was shot at on the same day. Jordan left her cell phone behind and was last seen wearing a blue and white East Cleveland Fire Department hoodie. She has a court case against Michael Stennett, who was indicted in 2022 on two counts of rape and one count of abduction. Jordan was expected to testify against him on Wednesday.
Cleveland EMT Lachelle Jordan has been missing for three days and is believed to be endangered. Jordan was last seen wearing an East Cleveland Fire Department sweatshirt and tie-dye pants. She is expected to testify in a rape case involving Michael Stennett, who was recently arrested for violating a protection order and menacing by stalking. Jordan's supervisor had taken her out of the field due to stalking and threats at work. Anyone with information is asked to call the Cleveland Division of Police.
An EMT with less than a year’s experience was driving the Johnson County, Missouri ambulance which crashed Sunday afternoon resulting in the death of the patient inside. The ambulance flipped over twice before coming to a stop. The EMT and her partner, a captain, paramedic, and man in his early 30’s who was in the back of the ambulance treating the patient, both suffered minor injuries. The patient, an unidentified man, was strapped into his stretcher, but that stretcher didn’t stay on the ambulance floor during the crash and he died at the scene. The EMT was driving at 61 miles-per-hour at the time of the crash, under the posted 65 mph speed limit.
