Volunteer ambulance officer of almost 50 years stood down amid investigation
Key points
- Volunteer ambulance officers in Pinnaroo, South Australia, have walked out in protest after a colleague was stood down. Rob Berlin, a volunteer for nearly 50 years, was removed from duty amid administrative allegations.
- The Pinnaroo station, which relies entirely on volunteers, serves a population of about 760 people.
- The South Australian Ambulance Service (SAAS) has stated it is committed to investigating the allegations fairly.
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