VEHICLE FIRE IN THE SUGAR BOWL OF TWENTYNINE PALMS

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This owner of the Nissan Titan pick-up truck was not at the scene when firefighters arrived Sunday. Photo courtesy MaryKay Sherry.

Updated 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3 with additional information.

Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a vehicle fire in Twentynine Palms Sunday. Deputies and firefighters were called at 1 p.m. to a pick-up truck burning in the Sugar Bowl area, near Amboy Road and Shoshone Valley Road. County Fire Battalion Chief Mike McClintock said the soft sand roads made it difficult for fire engines from Twentynine Palms and the Combat Center to reach the 2008 Nissan Titan, which was fully involved in flames. The owner of the truck was not at the scene when crews arrived, but deputies were able to locate him. He said he had left the truck at the intersection of Lear Avenue and Indian Trail due to a flat tire. McClintock said there was no immediate threat to vegetation from the blaze. The Sheriff’s Department is investigating.

This owner of the Nissan Titan pick-up truck was not at the scene when firefighters arrived Sunday. Photo courtesy MaryKay Sherry.
The soft sand made it difficult for firefighters to reach the vehicle fire in the Sugar Bowl area of Twentynine Palms Sunday. Photo courtesy MaryKay Sherry.
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