Firefighters choose a large amount of delight in washing and polishing their cars, not wrecking them. But a South Carolina volunteer firefighter has been charged with driving under the impact following he managed to flip his community’s fireplace truck.

This is the kind of point generally attributed to Florida gentleman — but South Carolina is only a point out away.

The crash happened in very small Starr, S.C., a crossroads south of Greenville in close proximity to the Savannah River. Starr’s inhabitants is under 200, so this is likely the biggest factor to occur there in a long time. In accordance to Fox Carolina, the firefighter was responding to a call — whilst the Connected Push and other South Carolina retailers say that’s unclear. The South Carolina Freeway Patrol says there was one particular other man or woman aboard the fireplace engine when it ran off the highway, hit a culvert and highway sign, and overturned.

A neighbor told WSPA-Television the crash happened on a stretch of highway wherever dashing is a trouble, and from the wreckage it appears like pace was a factor.

Troopers say the driver was dealt with for minimal injuries and was jailed. But no other accidents ended up noted.

The hearth truck, nevertheless, was totaled. And tiny towns being what they are, the driver may perhaps be a long time residing it down.