Driver of fire truck, who was a county employee, was not involved in exercise of discretion and judgment beyond that required for driving fire truck in ordinary Search Term Begin traffic Search Term End conditions when he failed to yield to motorist’s right-of-way in responded to call regarding infant locked inside vehicle, and thus, was not entitled to sovereign immunity from liability for injuries sustained by motorist when fire truck struck motorist’s vehicle; driver was operating fire truck in nonemergency manner without lights and sirens and was required to obey all Search Term Begin traffic Search Term End regulations. Friday-Spivey v. Collier,268 Va. 384, 601 S.E.2d 91 (2004).

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