Auto fire brings out emergency crews

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A Price city police officer uses an extinguisher to put out an apparent electrical fire in a motor vehicle as the distraught car owner stands nearby. The officer had the blaze almost extinguished before fire crews arrived at the scene. Motor vehicle fires are more common than many Carbon County residents may think with decaying wires or improper installation of electrical parts being some of the most common causes.

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