Clarkstown police respond to car fire on rt 304

Clarkstown Police Respond to Car Fire on Rt 304

CLARKSTOWN, NY – Early this morning, officers from the Clarkstown Police Department were called to the scene of a car fire at the intersection of Rt 304 and Germonds Rd. The incident was promptly addressed with the assistance of the New City Fire Department, who successfully extinguished the blaze.

The fire was reported and attended to without any reported injuries. Officer C. Kelly of the Clarkstown Police Department captured photographs of the incident, which were shared on the department’s social media to inform the community of the event.

No reports of injuries were announced.

Further details regarding the cause of the fire or any potential investigation have not been disclosed at this time.

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