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Drunk Woman Steals Ambulance From Good Charlotte Show, Crashes Into Truck

Drunk Woman Steals Ambulance From Good Charlotte Show, Crashes Into Truck

Anyone who willingly attends a Good Charlotte show in 2026 is already demonstrating a certain level of impaired judgment. So maybe it's not that surprising that one of those Good Charlotte fans would then allegedly drunkenly steal an ambulance from the show and crash it into both a truck and a wall. The post Drunk Woman Steals Ambulance From Good Charlotte Show, Crashes Into Truck appeared first on Stereogum .

Anyone who willingly attends a Good Charlotte show in 2026 is already demonstrating a certain level of impaired judgment. So maybe it's not that surprising that one of those Good Charlotte fans would then allegedly drunkenly steal an ambulance from the show and crash it into both a truck and a wall.

On Thursday night, Good Charlotte and Avenged Sevenfold played Phoenix's Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre together. As Fox 5 reports , police arrested 24-year-old corrections officer Grace Vicente on charges of theft and DUI, alleging that she climbed into the driver's seat of a parked Phoenix Fire ambulance, driving it off before crashing it into a pickup truck less than two miles away. The driver of the truck was reportedly unhurt, as was a man who had already been loaded into that ambulance.

The ambulance was left running, though keys were not left in it, and paramedics realized that it was gone when they went to get a gurney from the back. When police found it, Vicente was passed out in the driver's seat after hitting both that truck and a wall. During her first court hearing Vincente's lawyer said, "She came here to attend a concert… and things just ended up happening that are completely out of her normal nature." A judge set her bond at $7,500.

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