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Truck explodes in residential neighborhood damaging nearby homes
- A box truck exploded in Addison, Illinois, injuring one man and damaging four homes.
- The explosion occurred at 9 a.m. on Saturday, as reported by Addison Fire Protection District Chief Brock Herion.
- An investigation revealed that a leaking propane tank caused the explosion, involving local police, the DuPage County Bomb Squad, and the ATF.
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A video captured by the security cameras of one of the houses in the neighborhood shows the exact moment when the truck was running down the street and suddenly exploded.
Camera captures truck bursting into fireball on quiet street, driver miraculously escapes unharmed · American Wire News
Shocking video shows a vehicle burst into a ball of flames while driving down a quiet residential street, sending debris in all directions. Home surveillance captured the sudden explosion of a box truck, shattering the tranquil atmosphere of the Chicago suburb and sending pieces of the vehicle flying into homes and yards. According to local reporting, the driver miraculously managed to escape with only minor injuries. Watch: WATCH: This is vide…
Box truck explosion in Illinois neighborhood caught on camera
ADDISON, Ill. (WTVO) — A box truck exploded in Illinois over the Memorial Day weekend, damaging multiple homes. According to the Addison Police Department, around 8:43 a.m. on Saturday, May 24th, a box truck traveling through the 300 block of North Wood Dale Road exploded. Authorities said the driver of the vehicle was treated and taken to a local hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. One nearby house was evacuated due to structural da…
Several homes in Chicago have become uninhabitable after a truck exploded.
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