Contaminated fuel pumped at some Denver metro area King Soopers gas stations, store reps say
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Key Points:
- King Soopers confirmed that nearly 20 gas stations in the Denver metro area had contaminated fuel pumped into vehicles by customers, affecting locations in Aurora, Broomfield, Littleton, and other cities.
- The contaminated fuel was delivered by a third-party carrier, and once discovered, all affected fuel lines were shut down while remediation efforts are ongoing.
- Impacted locations include sites in Arvada, Aurora, Bennett, Boulder, Broomfield, Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Denver, Littleton, Longmont, and Parker.
- King Soopers expressed regret for the inconvenience caused and committed to assisting any customers affected by the contaminated fuel, encouraging them to contact their local store for support.
