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2-car crash damages, causes water leak to Pepco building in Montgomery County

By Anna Chen,

7 hours ago

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. ( DC News Now ) — A two-car crash caused a water leak at a Pepco building in Montgomery County Sunday night.

Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson, Pete Piringer, said two cars were involved in a crash at 4100 Colie Dr. near Barbara Road and Viers Mill Village.

During the crash, one car veered off the road and hit a nearby Pepco Substation Building causing a water feed leak. The wall of the building was also damaged.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0quV4n_0wF3cvWt00 — (Photo courtesy of Pete Piringer)

Due to the water leak and structural damage, the area has been blocked off.

Pepco and WSSC Water have been notified of the incident.

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