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Winthrop digging into ambulance services after toddler's death

There was no ambulance available in Winthrop when a 2-year-old girl went into cardiac arrest last Friday, officials said.

Winthrop toddler death raises questions about resources available in medical emergencies – NECN

Massachusetts officials are investigating the emergency response involved in a toddler's death, from an apparent medical emergency, last week, according to.

Winthrop fire chief reflects on 'deeply traumatic call' ending in toddler's death – NECN

Scott Wiley, chief of the Winthrop Fire Department, drove a 2-year-old girl to Massachusetts General Hospital in the back of his SUV when no ambulances were.

State investigating after ambulance unavailable for child in cardiac arrest in Winthrop - Boston News, Weather, Sports

WINTHROP, MASS. (WHDH) - Winthrop Town Manager Anthony Marino, Town Council President Jim Letterie, Fire Chief Scott Wiley, and Police Chief Terence Delehanty report that<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/state-investigating-after-ambulance-unavailable-for-child-in-cardiac-arrest-in-winthrop/">Read More</a>

Winthrop toddler death: State is investigating lack of ambulance

Winthrop town officials defend ambulance company.

Winthrop fire chief describes driving 2-year-old girl to MGH when no ambulance was available

Two ambulances that serve Winthrop were tied up on other calls Friday morning when a mother called 911 and reported her 2-year-old daughter wasn't breathing.

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New details revealed in case of EMT charged with molesting children

New details in the case of a Kensington man charged with molesting three children were revealed in recent court filings.

Todd Burnim, Former NH EMT, Charged With Sexual Abuse of Children – NECN

Todd Burnim, 54, a former EMT of Portsmouth Hospital, was indicted this month by a grand jury in Rockingham County on a dozen counts of felonious sexual assault.