On the night of March 17, 1991, Officer Sandy Robbins responded to a call from an EMS unit. The EMS ambulance was responding to the same call. As both units converged on an intersection with red lights and sirens enabled, neither driver could tell that the lights flashing from the surrounding buildings were from any other units but their own. Both Sandy’s unit and the class III ambulance entered the intersection precisely at the same time. Officer Robbin’s unit was hit in the driver’s side front door and was flipped over several times. Both units were totaled. Officer Robbins was Life Flighted to Herman Hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival from massive chest and head injuries.