Emergency services responded to a car fire in Grimstad, Norway, where shots were reported to have been fired from ammunition within the vehicle. Fortunately, no individuals were hit by the stray bullets, as confirmed by Frode Vang, the operations leader of the Agder police district. It was later reported that a firearm was stored in the vehicle and it indeed discharged during the fire. Firefighters are actively working to extinguish the blaze while police have cordoned off the area to ensure safety and conduct their investigation.

According to police statements, there is no suspicion of foul play related to the incident involving the vehicle fire. The driver of the burning car sustained burn injuries and was promptly transported to the hospital by ambulance. Authorities have also mentioned that the nearest residence is a considerable distance from the location of the incident, which may have contributed to the lack of additional injuries or property damage.

This incident underscores the potential hazards associated with improperly stored ammunition and firearms, particularly in emergency situations. The police's immediate response and the subsequent measures taken to secure the area highlight the importance of maintaining public safety in scenarios involving weapons. As investigations continue, it remains crucial for local authorities to assess safety regulations concerning the storage of firearms and ammunition in vehicles.