November 02, 2024

Explosion damages parked semi truck in Salinas, California

Steve Smith

A parked semi truck in Salinas, California, was damaged after an explosion on October 26, 2024. Authorities suspect a **commercial-grade firework** caused the explosion.

The investigation: Salinas Police Department (SPD) has been examining video footage showing the blast rocking the semi. They believe it's unlikely the truck was targeted.

**No threats:** Authorities have assured the community there is no ongoing danger.
**Call for information:** The SPD seeks help from locals. Those with details can reach Detective John Richardson at 831-758-7478.

What they said: "We do not take this lightly and we have been investigating the incident," SPD published in a statement.

Thankfully, **no injuries** occurred during the incident. Investigation efforts are continuing as authorities gather more information.

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