All articles tagged with #vehicle damage
The Delaware State Police are investigating a shots fired incident on I-95 in Wilmington, where a vehicle was damaged by gunfire but no injuries or suspect information have been reported. The incident occurred on December 26, 2025, and authorities are seeking witnesses or information to aid the investigation.
A suspect stole a fire engine in Everett, Washington, and caused extensive damage by crashing into over a dozen parked vehicles before fleeing on foot; no injuries were reported, and police are seeking the suspect.
Dozens of vehicles in Holland Township, Ottawa County, Michigan, had their tires slashed overnight on June 7, with over 45 vehicles affected, prompting an investigation by sheriff's deputies. Authorities are seeking information from the public to identify the suspects.
A severe hailstorm in Denver's Green Valley Ranch area caused extensive damage to vehicles, with some residents reporting baseball-sized hail. Many cars had broken windshields and windows, leading to a surge in demand for auto glass repairs. Residents are advised to contact their insurance agents and get multiple repair estimates.
Storm Lee in Rockland uprooted a massive tree, leading to a power outage and causing damage to vehicles.
Gas purchased from Citgo stations supplied by the Port of Tampa in Florida may be contaminated with diesel fuel due to human error. The affected gas stations have been listed, and customers are advised to stop using their vehicles if they suspect diesel in their gas tanks. Diesel fuel can cause damage to the fuel system, pistons, rods, and catalytic converter. Citgo is working to remove the contaminated fuel and offers a reimbursement program for affected customers. Complaints can be filed with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Florida officials have warned that fuel purchased after 10:00 a.m. on Saturday at gas stations supplied by Citgo from the Port of Tampa could be contaminated, potentially causing engine damage or affecting operability. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has identified a widespread fuel contamination caused by human error at the Port of Tampa. Citgo has released a list of affected gas stations, and impacted stations have been asked to stop selling gas until the contaminated fuel is replaced and tanks are cleaned. Consumers who believe they purchased contaminated gasoline can file a complaint with the Florida Department of Agriculture or initiate a claim through the CITGO Good Gas Guarantee program.
A fire broke out on Morning Glory Road in Cumberland, heavily damaging three homes and a vehicle. The fire department called a second alarm due to the severity of the fire, as well as the heat and a water main break. The fire did not spread to neighboring homes, but they did sustain visible heat damage. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation by the state fire marshal's office. The American Red Cross is assisting two families affected by the fire.
A freight train derailed in northern Arizona, damaging 23 cars and a load of new vehicles. The cause of the derailment is still unknown, and cleanup efforts are underway. BNSF Railway has not yet commented on the incident. This is one of several recent train derailments in the US, raising concerns about rail safety.
A Ford Mustang driver forgot to close the door before reversing and ended up smashing it into a garage wall, causing damage to the door hinges and front fender. Video footage of the incident was uploaded on Instagram. No one was hurt, but the repair bill will likely be expensive. This is another addition to the long list of Mustang accidents, often caused by drivers trying to impress bystanders.
A carport fire in Overland Park damaged or destroyed 20 vehicles, with seven completely destroyed and 13 damaged from heat exposure. Fire crews were able to contain the flames to the carport and extinguish the fire in about 15 minutes, with no injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.