Fire crews in Oklahoma City responded to a blaze this afternoon near Southeast 55th Street and South High Avenue.
According to the fire chief, crews were initially attending to an accident on the interstate when they noticed heavy smoke emanating from a metal check facility. Upon investigation, they discovered a fire at the site.
The facility, which spikes vehicles to drain oil and gas before crushing them, experienced a fire believed to have been sparked by an engine, burning six to eight vehicles. No injuries were reported.
Fire officials noted that they have responded to similar incidents at this facility two or three times a year. Chief Williams confirmed that hazmat crews were present for safety, and the fire was contained within the facility.
