A Manchester man is facing several charges after he was accused of getting into an ambulance while firefighters and paramedics were inside a home attending to a patient. 
 
 Authorities said Matthew Duval, 40, couldn't get his vehicle around the parked ambulance, so he got out of his car and took it upon himself to move the emergency vehicle. 
 
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 Duval is charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle and two counts of disorderly conduct. 
 
 "He wasn't patient enough to wait for us to clear that scene and decided to hop in the ambulance and move it himself, which didn't turn out very well for him, because he was arrested," Fire Chief Dan Goonan said. 
 
 Manchester firefighters and AMR workers were inside a Lake Avenue home helping a patient, and they unlocked the ambulance so firefighters could grab supplies. 
 
 "When they went downstairs, they observed a male in the driver's seat of the ambulance with the siren on, and the vehicle had been moved," said Chris Stawasz of AMR. 
 
 Firefighters surrounded the ambulance and ordered Duval to get out. He was arrested when police arrived. 
 
 "Safety and security of the vehicle is a very important priority with us, not only because we need it for a patient, but because of homeland security issues," Stawasz said. "We don't want people running around in ambulances pretending to be somebody who they're not." 
 
 The patient did not need to be transported, so the incident didn't interfere with their health, officials said. 
 
 "Can you imagine if we were coming down with someone that was receiving CPR and the ambulance was gone?" Goonan said. "My advice is just to be patient." 
 
 Investigators said it doesn't appear that Duval was trying to steal the ambulance, but Goonan said any interference with an emergency response is always taken seriously. 
 
 "Whether they think they're doing something good or not, it certainly can harm the outcome of any particular emergency," he said. 
 
 Duval is scheduled to be in court next month. 
 
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 MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Authorities say a New Hampshire man was arrested after he tried to move a parked ambulance that was blocking his car. 
 
 Matthew Duval, of Manchester, was charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct and unauthorized use of a vehicle. He's due in court next month. A phone number for him wasn't in service and it wasn't immediately known if he has an attorney who could comment on his behalf. 
 
 WMUR-TV reports that firefighters and paramedics were inside a home helping a patient; they had unlocked the ambulance so firefighters could grab supplies. 
 
 Authorities say the 40-year-old Duval couldn't get his vehicle around the ambulance, so he got in it and tried to move the ambulance himself. Workers heard the back-up "beeping" sound and called police.
– Authorities say a New Hampshire man was arrested after he tried to move a parked ambulance that was blocking his car. Matthew Duval was charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct and unauthorized use of a vehicle, the AP reports. According to WMUR, firefighters and paramedics were inside a home helping a patient; they had unlocked the ambulance so firefighters could grab supplies. Authorities say the 40-year-old Duval couldn't get his vehicle around the ambulance, so he got in it and tried to move the ambulance himself. Workers heard the back-up "beeping" sound and called police.