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mr. wiggin was eventually taken to a hospital, but he died four days later. this is a case cited by dr.aussy in a fiery resignation letter penned to mayor muriel bowser. dr. saussy was hired by the mayor seven months ago to fix our city's troubled ambulance service. she wrote that people were dying needlessly because we're moving too slowly to improve the way we handle emergency calls. she complained she's not been able to do her job. >> i was very hopeful that the walk and the talk would match, and that's not been my experience. >> reporter: in the case of mr. wiggins, the fire chief says there was a medic on the scene tending to him at the time, but the ambulance was late there. >> reporter: but i think it did take 18 minutes. >> is t did p.m. it's the same problem we've been having. they don't have enough resources because they get stuck at the hospital. >> reporter: in about a month the city is expected to deploy private ambulances in the streets to help reduce these lapses in service. doreen, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. >>> breaking news out of maryland tonight. two har