True Story
At about 9:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 9, a 23-year-old transient was caught for siphoning gas after he inadvertently caught his whole operation on fire. While using a bucket and a hose to remove the gas from a large utility truck parked at the Valley Cafe on Avon-Allen Road, the man checked how much he had stolen by using his lighter to help him see. The fumes from the gas ignited and a loud explosion followed, causing the suspect to run away. Fire and law enforcement officers arrived to find the truck and two vehicles parked near it engulfed in flames. They found the suspect a short distance away and identified him by the singed hair on his legs. He was booked into Skagit County Jail for investigation of arson in the second degree.
2 Comments:
Have you ever read the warning in the owners manuals of every gas or diesel operated engine? It always says not to use a live flame to ckeck the fuel level. I never thought it was nessesary till now.
By Mike, at 11:45 AM, November 16, 2005
Oh! have you ever heard the one on microwaves that say "not for drying poodles." I didn't think that one was true until a few weeks ago I saw it on a microwave box. Crazy huh?
By Gloria, at 9:48 PM, November 16, 2005
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