It goes without saying that attacks on emergency service personnel going about their business are entirely unacceptable

cemetery visitor who drunkenly abused ambulance crew members has been placed on probation for two years

A pensioner who slapped a paramedic as he tried to resuscitate him has been told to clean up his act

A drunken teenage girl who broke a paramedic’s finger has been ordered to pay him £1,200 in compensation

Two thugs were today behind bars after launching sickening attacks on 999 workers

We hear reports of drunks kicking off in police cells and A&E departments and assaulting police officers and nursing staff, but what about the ambulance staff who are often first on the scene?

Dozens of front-line ambulance crews are being attacked or verbally abused while trying to do their job

Two paramedics feared for their lives after they were lured into a man’s home and threatened with a knife, a court heard yesterday

Terrified paramedic Daryen Lemmon has told how he had to use a chair to fend off an abusive patient

It is unacceptable that paramedics have to put up with this and offenders should feel the full force of the law