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Originally Posted by DrMack
No, I was a few house down enjoying Easter dinner when it happened. There were quite a few emergency vehicles there including ambulances. Our hosts Facebook confirmed most of the incident pulsePoint also had notifications. There was a lot of “fire” power at the scene.
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Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy
we got that part already,
where / how did the fire start and what burned up at the source?
that's all that matters. . .
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Yep.
- - The picture shows the main garage door was cut out, probably to allow access to the fire, but there is no sign of the golf cart door which implies it may have remained intact.
- - The driver's side of the vehicle appears to be burned which puts the fire between the vehicle and the golf cart but the car itself did not ignite. Might be just soot from the smoke that will wash right off.
- - There is no hole burned through the roof of the garage.
- - It is hard to see the golf cart to tell what damage there may be but it appears to still have a golf-cart shape to it and is still on its wheels which is more than can be said for the gas carts that have burned.
If this was a lithium battery fire it was certainly not typical of the horror-film fires popular on YouTube and Tik-Tok.
It would be nice to hear an official report of what burned and what started the fire.
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Last edited by Bill14564; 04-02-2024 at 10:06 AM.
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