US: SUV Crashes Into Domino’s Pizza, Triggers Explosion in Utah

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US: SUV Crashes Into Domino’s Pizza, Triggers Explosion in Utah

An SUV crashed into a Domino’s in Herriman, south of Salt Lake City, Utah, rupturing a gas line and causing an explosion on Saturday night, July 5. Two bystanders rescued the driver and a passenger moments before the vehicle caught fire. Several people from the three-car crash were hospitalized, but no injuries were reported from the blast.

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  • 2025/7/07 15:39:59
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  • 2025 at 22:14h, Utah, US Video Recording Date/Time: July 5, Video Location: Herriman

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