Two EMS workers charged with murder in patient’s death

Peter Cadigan and Peggy Finley are accused of restraining a patient face down on a stretcher in their ambulance, leading to his death.

Moore was experiencing a hallucinatory episode on Dec. 18 when Lifestar, a private ambulance service, responded to a 911 call at his home, according toFinley and Cadigan were tasked with transporting Moore to a hospital.

Wright said that a police body camera captured the interaction, and the video shows Moore being placed face down on the gurney,“What I must say is the Springfield Police Department did an awesome job and without the body cams we wouldn’t have that information,” Haley told

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