Explosion tears roof off Domino's Pizza after car crashes into restaurant
Herriman Police confirmed in a statement on social media that the vehicle crash had caused an explosion and structural fire in the area. No injuries were immediately reported.
Footage filmed from inside a moving vehicle shows smoke rising from behind buildings before a huge blast erupts, sending a fireball into the air and damaging nearby properties.
The Unified Fire Authority also shared a video on Facebook showing firefighters working to extinguish the blaze, confirming: 'A powerful explosion destroyed one business and caused significant damage to two others.'
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