Ambulance worker to stand trial for stealing medical equipment
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 16:52 · Archive
Daniel Carter, 22, denies four counts of theft of life-saving medical equipment worth thousands of pounds.
Daniel Carter, 22, of Plumstead Road in Norwich, is to stand trial accused of stealing life-saving medical equipment worth thousands of pounds. He denies four counts of theft of items ranging from a defibrillator to a patient monitoring device while employed with St Johns Ambulance Service or private ambulance service MED-PTS.
The self-employed first responder will stand trial at Norwich Crown Court in September 2027. According to the court, Carter 'firmly denies' the theft allegations and claims he was in the process of paying in instalments for the most expensive items.
How it is being reported
- Ambulance worker to stand trial for stealing medical equipment worth thousandsSelf-employed first responder Daniel Carter denies four counts of theft.Norwich Evening News · 30 Oct, 16:07
- Ambulance worker to stand trial for stealing medical equipment worth thousandsSelf-employed first responder Daniel Carter denies four counts of theft.Eastern Daily Press · 30 Oct, 16:07
In this story: Daniel Carter · St Johns Ambulance Service · MED-PTS · Norwich Crown Court · Norwich · Plumstead Road
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