Hydrant Downed, Water Flies Early Monday

UPDATED: Fire Capt. Gino Ketelsleger said there were no injuries related to the fire hydrant collision early Monday morning at the station on Pathfinder. 

Diamond Bar High School Athletic Director Kurt Davies was near the scene when he said a semi-truck pulling a trailer knocked the hydrant out as the driver attempted to pull into the station. 

Capt. Ketelsleger said the hydrant was sheered off as designed and the water district was able to replace the unit soon after the accident, which was reported around 9 a.m.

Originally reported at 9:11 a.m.:

A burst water source outside of the station on Pathfinder Road left a geyser shooting into the air early Monday morning. 

Firefighters at station #119 are responding to the scene and were not able to be reached by phone at the time of this post. 

An attendant at the Chevron station said that the firefighters are on scene and are working to resolve the problem.