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A woman died after waiting ten hours for an ambulance — a case now settled quietly behind closed doors, sparking outrage over Seattle’s emergency response system. Pamela Hogan’s estate sued the city and its contractor, American Medical Response, claiming she was misrouted through a nurse line meant for non-emergencies, delaying critical care. Though the settlement shields details from public view, AMR covered legal costs — leaving taxpayers untouched — while critics slam the secrecy as corporate protection. With AI now helping direct 911 calls to nurse lines, questions linger about accountability and whether lives are being lost in the shadows of bureaucratic efficiency.

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