Cop car on Fire in Arlington, Texas

An accident happened tonight just in front of my apartment. I was sleeping after the evening class and suddenly I woke up form the bed hearing a noise. I looked outside through the window and I was stunned to see the flame in a police car. It was the first time I had this furious experience in Arlington, Texas. Unfortunately, there is no sing of death in the street.

Fire on the Police car Fire on the Police car.

Fire brigades are trying to turn out the fire.

Still trying to turn out the fire on the car.

After turning out the fire.

Worried people and Police in the area.

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