Detroit – Local 4 has been following this story for months of Detroit First responders encounter serious accidents while responding to emergency calls.

We learned that many crashes involved Detroit fire trucks, and in one incident, seven people were hospitalized.

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Late Saturday night, a report came in that a Molotov cocktail had been thrown at a home on Detroit’s west side.

Photos from West Warren Boulevard and Miller Road appear to show a Jeep SUV crashing into a fire truck with its sirens and lights on.

No one was injured in the accident.

On Sunday, a fire truck and a minivan collided on West McNichols Road and Wyoming Boulevard on the city’s west side.

7 people in the minibus were taken to hospital. All of them were treated and discharged.

The Detroit Fire Department captain is making news when we speak with him on Monday, Nov. 4.

Detroit Fire is in a pilot program and the company HAAS cautions against its use of security cloud technology.

An alert system on a fire truck can send a signal to Stellantis vehicles by turning down the stereo and placing an alert on the driver’s phone.

“We’re hoping this will help reverse some of the crashes and warn people before they get to some kind of intersection or street,” Detroit Fire Commissioner Charles Simms said.