Around the same time, the Mobile Fire Department was dealing with a fire on Peterson Road, two streets down from the first fire. We're told it's normal for Mobile firefighters to help with multiple fires in Prichard. However, Prichard spokesman, Phillip Stiell says since last week, Prichard only has one operating fire truck for the whole city, while the other two are getting repairs.

"As I understand it, the repairs that are necessary now are because something is worn out and needs to be replaced, but it's nothing that we aren't used to."

Stiell also says the department will be getting two more, bringing the total number of trucks for the city to five. One of them is from the Daphne Fire Department. In the meantime, Stiell says, the Mobile Fire Department or other city departments will help when needed.

All of the firefighters on board had their seatbelts on and nobody was hurt. The firetruck itself was also unharmed, it just needed a tow out of the ditch.

The driver of the Mini Cooper, whose age has not been identified, suffered a broken arm, said Denver police spokesman Eranda Piyasena.

The driver of the Mini Cooper pulled out in front of the fire truck and was hit, Piyasena said.

As the truck traveled through the intersection, a black Chevy Colbat traveling east on Boyd Avenue did not see the truck and slammed into the side of the vehicle, the report states.

Authorities said the detective's Suburban struck a Yonkers Fire Department Ladder truck. Four firefighters were treated and released for minor injuries at a nearby hospital. the SUV's driver was alone was alone in his car.

Yonkers Police and the Westchester County District Attorney's Office are investigating the cause of the accident.