WICHITA (AP) – A Sedgwick County paramedic remains hospitalized after he and a colleague were injured in a crash blamed on a car that ran a red light in Wichita.

KWCH-TV reports the two paramedics were in an ambulance that tipped over after being struck around 4 a-m. Monday. Investigators say the ambulance was broadsided by a
speeding car that drove through a red light.

One of the paramedics was released from a hospital after being treated for bruises. The other suffered a broken collarbone and a leg injury.

The 25-year-old driver of the car was also hospitalized.

The ambulance was not on call at the time and did not have a patient on board.