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Perth private paramedic had ‘no authority’ to have lights and sirens on before head-on crash
Police said Dunn drove about 30 km/h over the speed limit and used lights and sirens that made his car appear to be an emergency vehicle.
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Perth private paramedic had ‘no authority’ to have lights and sirens on before head-on crash
Dunn allegedly had activated the lights and sirens on his car and was driving contrary to traffic when he crashed head-on with a Mercedes-Benz travelling in the opposite direction.
·North Sydney, Australia
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