Roy and I had just concluded our meeting when a man stood by the entrance of the library and announced in a frantic voice that a car parked right in front was on fire. We were already on our way out but the announcement made us walk a little faster. And there it was by the Handicapped Parking right in front of the library - Roy’s car spewing smoke from the driver's side window. Just an hour ago we were in the very same car chasing down some documents for the case that were putting together. Seeing the very car you were in turning into a smokey mess was more than disturbing.
We got to the car in a flash and found the door panel being consumed by fire. He tried to put it out with a piece of cloth. Instinctively, I knew it was an electrical fire and so I ran to the library to get the fire extinguisher. “Tim, where’s the fire extinguisher?” I asked the Head Librarian. Tim grabbed the red life saving bottle encased in a glass by the entrance and handed it to me. The fire was not at all that big, it just appeared that way because of the smoke from the plastic, carpet and the other materials that made up the door panel. Two or three blasts were all it took and the fire was out.
The attached video was taken a few minutes after the fire company arrived and the flame was already extinguished. Roy is the gentleman speaking with the Fireman at the end of the clip.
VIEW CLIP OF ROY'S CAR AFTER THE FIRE
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