A woman was arrested in connection to a head-on crash involving an ambulance in Foxborough, Massachusetts, last week, according to authorities.
The crash occurred at about 6:41 p.m. on Feb. 22 at 215 Main St., Foxborough police said.
A vehicle operated by Jenna Wilson, 40, was traveling southbound on Main Street, when it crossed into the northbound lane and hit an ambulance head-on, police said.
The ambulance was carrying a 77-year-old man and two ambulance personnel, according to police.
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An 8-year-old girl was in the back seat of Wilson's vehicle, officials said.
All five passengers were injured and taken to the hospital, police said. The girl had to be flown to the hospital to undergo advanced treatment.
Wilson was charged Thursday with OUI-liquor or .08% and serious injury and negligent, OUI-liquor or .08% and serious injury and negligent, child endangerment while OUI, negligent operation of motor vehicle, marked lanes violation and reckless endangerment to child.
She will be arraigned in Wrentham District Court Friday. It's unclear if Wilson has an attorney who could speak to her charges.
