Fire Truck Crashes into Texas Dairy Queen

The rig was being returned from a shop to Greenville.

Source Firehouse.com News

Jan. 20, 2016
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The rescue engine was being returned to Greenville when it crashed.
The rescue engine was being returned to Greenville when it crashed.

A fire truck crashed into a Texas Dairy Queen Wednesday morning.

An occupant in the rig and and employee in the store were injured, according to Fox4. 

Greenville Fire Chief Doug Caison said the truck, which was purchased last year, was returning from receiving service  by Siddons-Martin in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. It was being driven by a Siddons-Martin employee not a firefighter.

Photos by First Response Photgraphy showed the building's roof crashed onto the rig. 

The cause of the accident is continuing. 

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