在美国一些城市中,私营救护公司勾结警察局、消防队敲榨乃至虐待伤病人员的事情层出不穷。一九七○年上半年,《芝加哥先躯报》青年记者威廉·琼斯为了把本城这方面的问题大白于天下,便隐名匿姓,到一家救护公司当了两个月的救护车司机。从当年六月七日起,琼斯在《芝加哥先躯报》上连续发表了一组六篇报道,据根自己的耳闻目睹,详细地揭露了救护公司与警方的种种丑闻。这六篇报道发表后,芝加哥市政当局和民众均极为震惊。市政当局经调查后 In some cities in the United States, private ambulance companies colluded with police stations, and fire brigade jabs and even wounds sick and wounded people. In the first half of 1970, William Jones, a young correspondent of The Chicago Forerunner, ambushed an ambulance for an ambulance company for two months to find out what was wrong with his city. . From June 7 of that year, Jones issued a series of six consecutive reports in The Chicago Herald that according to his own personal experience, he disclosed in detail the scandals of ambulances and the police. After the publication of these six reports, Chicago municipal authorities and the public are extremely shocked. After investigation by the municipality