A South Carolina woman found herself on fire after rolling a Pontiac G6 during short a police chase. The in back exploded, setting both the car and its driver alight.

On May 13, a Pickens County, South Carolina, Sheriff’s Office deputy attempted to pull over a 2007 Pontiac G6 after noticing the plates mounted on the car were apparently stolen, reports the . The driver, a 28-year-old South Carolina woman, hit the gas instead. She lost control and flipped the car before the officer could even make the radio call.

The car reportedly immediately caught fire and the police claim to have heard multiple explosions from inside the Pontiac. The driver exited the car while on fire and the officer pushed her to the ground in an effort to put her out. She was transported to the hospital, but not before identifying the cause for why her car was exploding: her trunk was filled with hoarded gasoline.

The fire from “several containers of fuel,” as the police claim, burned through the whole car. Check out this of the car being hauled away. There’s not much left of that G6.

The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating the crash, as the Charlotte Observer , and the officers did not indicate whether the driver will be facing charges or not. Her condition has also not been released at this time.

This gas hoarding thing is going way too far. It’s bad enough that people have to be , now people are getting hurt through questionable choices involving fuel hoarding. It was only Wednesday when a carrying its own hoard of fuel. And on the day before that, over someone cutting in a fuel line.

Thankfully, pipeline service has been restored in the region. Hopefully soon people won’t feel inclined to roll around with gasoline stockpiles in their cars and get into fights in fuel lines.