KAY COUNTY— Emergency crews from Kansas assisted an ambulance crew from Oklahoma over the weekend,

According to Newkirk Oklahoma Fire and EMS, an ambulance from their service struck a deer just after 4:30a.m. Saturday while transported a patient in Kansas. 

Arkansas City, Kansas Fire and EMS transported the patient the rest of the way to the hospital, according to a social media report. The Newkirk ambulance "was not drivable."￼

The ambulance service reminded, "continue to use caution when driving especially at night because deer are still moving about and are on the road ways."&nbsp;

There were no injuries reported as a result of the crash.

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 </figure>KAY COUNTY— Emergency crews from Kansas assisted an ambulance crew from Oklahoma over the weekend,According to Newkirk Oklahoma Fire and EMS, an ambulance from their service struck a deer just after 4:30a.m. Saturday while transported a patient in Kansas. Arkansas City, Kansas Fire and EMS transported the patient the rest of the way to the hospital, according to a social media report. The Newkirk ambulance "was not drivable."￼The ambulance service reminded, "continue to use caution when driving especially at night because deer are still moving about and are on the road ways."&nbsp;There were no injuries reported as a result of the crash.

Kan. EMS crew steps up after Okla. ambulance strikes deer