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Wrongful death lawsuit filed over Philadelphia EMS response

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The Igwe Firm (PHILADELPHIA) — A Philadelphia man who requested medical help died after emergency services personnel responded to his home but left without attempting to forcibly enter it, a new lawsuit alleges. Roberto Santiago Sr., 57, activated a medical device requesting EMS to respond to his home in the early hours of April 24, 2024, while in medical distress, according to a complaint filed this week against the city of Philadelphia. When E…

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Wrongful death lawsuit filed over Philadelphia EMS response

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