Office of Emergency Medical Services could see changes following Tracy Morgan accident
The crash that severely injured comedian Tracy Morgan and killed one of his friends could lead to changes to New Jersey's Office of Emergency Medical Services. The National Transportation Safety Board
•
Aug 13, 2015, 5:02 PM
•
Updated 3,500 days ago
Share:
The crash that severely injured comedian Tracy Morgan and killed one of his friends could lead to changes to New Jersey's Office of Emergency Medical Services.
The National Transportation Safety Board says the emergency response to the 2014 New Jersey Turnpike crash was riddled with missteps and lacked oversight.
State Sen. Joe Vitale is pushing for additional training standards for all first responders.
More from News 12
2:03
Montvale honors EMT who helped save student from overturned school bus crash
1:35
Wharton residents getting restless as I-80 sinkhole repairs, traffic continue
2:28
Storm Watch: Cloudy and raw with winds off the ocean. Will we get any rain?
2:53
KIYC: Should a medical practice share responsibility for sexual assaults committed by one of its doctors?
1:22
Gov. Murphy orders flags at half-staff in honor of fallen Newark detective
1:45
