News Station: Not Paying for Comp Led to Ambulance Service Shutdown

The small Pennsylvania town of Carnegie may have lost its ambulance service because the emergency medical services director didn't pay for workers' compensation insurance, Pittsburgh's Channel 11 News reported. Ambulance service in the western Pennsylvania town of roughly 8,000 shut down on Friday, the news channel reported. The borough will rely on neighboring Scott Township and Northwest EMS to answer emergency calls.  Carnegie EMS filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last February, according to TribLive.com. Bankruptcy court documents listed 12 creditors with unsecu...