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Vehicle Crashes Into Cedar Bowling Center Building in Cedar City

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Vehicle Crashes Into Cedar Bowling Center Building in Cedar City
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A vehicle crashed into the Cedar Bowling Center building in Cedar City, resulting in heavy front-end damage and a reported gas leak. Emergency crews responded to the scene to address the accident and a reported female occupant who was out of the vehicle.

Key takeaways

  • A vehicle crashed into the Cedar Bowling Center building at 421 East Old Highway 91 in Cedar City.
  • The vehicle sustained heavy front-end damage and was embedded into the building.
  • Emergency crews responded to a reported gas leak and a female occupant who was out of the vehicle.
  • The vehicle was high-centered off the concrete with all four tires not touching the ground.

A vehicle crashed into the Cedar Bowling Center building in Cedar City, according to dispatch audio released on October 17. The incident resulted in heavy front-end damage to the vehicle and a reported gas leak at the scene.

Emergency responders, including Cedar Fire, were dispatched to the bowling alley located at 421 East Old Highway 91. Dispatchers reported that the vehicle was embedded into the building and was high-centered off the concrete. On-scene reports indicated that the vehicle sustained heavy front-end damage, though no airbags were deployed. The vehicle was positioned such that all four tires were not touching the ground.

During the emergency response, officials noted a gas leak at the building. Dispatch audio indicated that a key would be required to shut off the gas in the building. While a female occupant was reported to be out of the vehicle, the situation was described during the dispatch call as a welfare check.

The incident involved multiple units from Central Iron County Public Safety and Cedar Fire. The vehicle involved had its license plate number withheld in the dispatch records.

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