Queensland paramedics assaulted, ambulance stolen in Bundaberg region

The Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) is asking on the neighborhood to "respect their personnel" after two QAS paramedics had been assaulted in a single day in Buxton in Queensland's Bundaberg area.

Police say round 10.30pm, a 56-year-old man was being transported by the ambulance crew at Gregory Road, when he punched the male paramedic within the face earlier than throwing an merchandise on the feminine paramedic driving the ambulance.

Each paramedics urgently withdrew from the escalating violence and alerted police.

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Queensland Ambulance Service have a no violence coverage.(Jorge Branco)

Queensland Ambulance Service is asking on the general public to respect their workers after two paramedics had been assaulted close to Bundaberg, Queensland. (Queensland Ambulance Service)

Police say the male affected person then drove away within the ambulance.

"The Queensland Ambulance Service doesn't tolerate aggressive behaviour or bodily violence" QAS mentioned in a submit shared on Fb.

Police positioned the stolen ambulance and the affected person a brief distance away on Hull Road earlier than taking the person into custody.

A 56-year-old man was taken into custody after assaulting two paramedics in Queensland. (Queensland Ambulance Service)

Each paramedics suffered non-life threatening accidents.

The person is aiding police with their inquiries and investigations are ongoing.