City officials confirmed four people, at least two of whom are first responders, were injured in the fire. But the concern remains: Could there be more injuries or even deaths that haven't been reported yet?
"Maybe not dangerous, but we are scared about this. I don't know what's going to happen," Armando Romero, who was forced to evacuate his home, said.
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Investigators confirm the fire started after a white SUV drove through a fence and hit a pipeline valve.
ABC13 reached out to multiple agencies, but none have answers, simply because the area directly around the fire is closed off even for first responders.
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Without visual confirmation, police can't say whether anybody was even in the car when it crashed.
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