Toys ‘R’ Us Issues Stops Selling Tonka Dump Truck After Toy Vehicle In Washington State

Toys ‘R’ Us Issues Stops Selling Tonka Dump Truck After Toy Vehicle In Washington State Toys ‘R’ Us Issues Stops Selling Tonka Dump Truck After Toy Vehicle In Washington State Toys "R" Us has pulled a Tonka toy dump truck show, after a Washington state couple had one of the toys burst into blazes in the back of their vehicle. As CBS2's Jessica Moore reported, Roxsane and Delmond Harden of Bellingham, Washington were in their Ford Ranger when the fire emitted in the bed of the pickup truck. "Starts and smoke originating from within the case, similar to flame," Roxsane Harden said. "Like, it was hot." They had recently come back from Toys "R" Us, where they purchased this 12-volt Tonka Mighty Wheels dump truck for their grandson when they understood it was ablaze. "I said: 'We must draw over. We must escape this truck,'" Roxsane Harden said. "So we pulled over. Blazes begin shooting." The flares were so extreme thus obstinate even the fire douser from state troopers couldn't soak them. "The officer, when he looked on, he said the flares seemed, by all accounts, to be 15, 20 feet high,'" Delmond Harden said. "It was really stunning." "So they instructed me to get whatever I required out of the auto, similar to my satchel," said Roxsane Harden. "So I'm in the back getting my handbag and stuff and as I'm hanging over, I listen, "Pop!" and this glass broke before me. And after that there was smoke and clean inside." They needed to call the fire office to put the fire out, and soon every one of that was left of the truck was a burned husk. In view of the episode, Toys "R" Us said it won't offer the toy truck to any other individual while it researches. "That is the approach. Useful for Toys "R" Us," said Delmond Harden. "That is immaculate, in light of the fact that the greatest shopping day of the year is coming up." Toys "R" Us said in an announcement: "In spite of the fact that this has all the earmarks of being a disconnected occurrence, out of a plenitude of alert we are executing a stop-deal and pulling the thing from our stores and Toysrus.com pending further examination. Meanwhile, we are working intimately with Dynacraft, the maker, to decide the cause."