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Armed Kentucky EMTs subdued a woman accused of attacking a man with an ax before she allegedly smashed a door at the emergency service station, police said.
The Olive Hill Police Department said suspect Kellie Boggs, 44, allegedly attacked an unidentified man with an ax about 1 a.m. Friday, WSAZ reported. The male victim was left with serious injuries to his face and was found in a ditch behind the Carter County EMS station’s west base.
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Kellie Boggs, 44, was arrested Friday after allegedly attacking a man with an ax before smashing a door at an EMT station. EMTs held her at gunpoint until police arrived. (Carter County Detention Center)
Police said that after Boggs allegedly attacked the man, she made her way to the EMTs' station and smashed a glass door.
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An ax is stuck in a target. (Reuters/Charles Platiau)
A group of EMTs were sleeping inside the station at the time of the incident, according to the report. The emergency workers jumped into action to subdue the woman, holding her at gunpoint until police arrived, authorities told the outlet.
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A person holds a handgun. (JC/TRA/Reuters)
Boggs, who is from the neighboring town of Grayson, was charged with assault and criminal mischief. She is being held at the Carter County Detention Center.
The Carter County EMS station along Tom Hall Boulevard. (Google Maps)
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The injured victim was taken to a local hospital where he is being treated for serious injuries, according to the report.
Fox News Digital reached out to the Olive Hill Police Department Sunday morning for updates on the case, but did not immediately receive a reply.
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