Virginia man who stole ambulance in hospital gown and IV on arm arrested: police
A Virginia suspect accused of stealing an ambulance after leaving the emergency room in a hospital gown on Monday has been arrested for grand larceny.
Five days after a man dressed in a hospital gown and with an IV attached to his arm allegedly stole an ambulance from the Virginia hospital where he was being treated, the 32-year-old suspect was arrested.
Rickey Lowe was arrested Friday and served with a warrant for grand larceny after he was found by detectives near a hotel in Manassas, Virginia, – where he lives – the Fairfax County Police Department said in a Saturday news release.
Lowe had been a passenger in a Toyota Corolla on Monday that was reported stolen from a home in Manassas and was allegedly driven by Xxeavius Romoance Marlow, 29.
After Marlow crashed the car, he, Lowe and three other passengers were taken to Fairfax Hospital where Lowe later stole the ambulance, police said.
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"While not yet discharged, he walked away from treatment with an IV in his arm, jumped in a private transport ambulance and stole it," police said earlier this week.
Lowe has been released from the hospital and charged with grand larceny. He is being held without bond.
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After escaping from the emergency room, the ambulance Lowe had been allegedly driving was found abandoned in Annandale, Virginia.
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Lowe is being held on a $2,000 bond.
