CROSBY — A Holiday Stationstore fuel pump was damaged Monday, June 6, after a motorist ran into it then fled the area, law enforcement reported.
The Crosby Police Department responded to the incident, reported at 1:46 p.m. at the gas station at 103 3rd Ave. SW in Crosby, said Lt. Michael Vanhorn with the Crosby Police Department. Fuel spoiled from the pump after it was struck, Vanhorn said.
No other information was available Tuesday morning as the incident was still under investigation.
Assisting at the scene was the Crosby Fire Department.
1/3: Crosby Fire Department cleaning up a fuel spill June 6 at the Holiday Stationstore in Crosby.
2/3: Crosby Fire Department cleaning up a fuel spill June 6 at the Holiday Stationstore in Crosby.
3/3: Crosby Fire Department cleaning up a fuel spill June 6 at the Holiday Stationstore in Crosby.
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