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Fuel tanker crashes into Dorset bungalow Tanker driver arrested after Dorset bungalow crash
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A fuel tanker has crashed into a woman's bungalow in Dorset, setting it on fire. The driver of a fuel tanker which crashed into a bungalow in Dorset, setting it on fire, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
The vehicle ploughed into the property in Folly Lane, Wool, just after 08:40 GMT, causing a fire to start. Police said the 51-year-old man from Yeovil was believed to be known to the occupant of the property.
The woman who lives in the property is safe and well but the property suffered significant damage in the blaze, police said. The woman is said to be safe and well but her home suffered significant damage.
The tanker driver is believed to have left the scene following the collision and is being sought by police. The tanker ploughed into the property in Folly Lane, Wool, just after 08:40 GMT, causing a fire to start.
About 30 firefighters attended the blaze, which was brought under control in about an hour.About 30 firefighters attended the blaze, which was brought under control in about an hour.
Pictures released by the fire service show the Watson Fuels tanker crashed into the front of the bungalow, smashing through the front wall and a set of windows.
A fire ripped through the house out towards the back garden.
A spokeswoman for the tanker company, based in Brinkworth, Wiltshire said they were unable to comment.