Ambulance crash driver named
A driver who was killed in a crash with an ambulance has been named by police. 45-year-old Gary Tucker from Saltdean was pronouned dead outside Roedean golf club in Brighton on Thursday night.
Driver dies in 999 ambulance crash
A motorist was killed in Brighton last night when his car was involved in a crash with an ambulance responding to an emergency call.
The 45-year-old driver of the Fiat Seicento died at the scene of the collision in Marine Drive, outside Roedean pitch and putt golf course.
His passenger, a 43-year-old man, was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries.
A member of the ambulance crew was slightly hurt but was later discharged from hospital.
A Sussex Police spokesman said: "At this stage, police are still investigating the circumstances of the collision and are asking anyone who saw what happened to call 101 quoting Operation Denmark."
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