- Metal shrapnel from a Marine Corps live-fire training exercise struck a California Highway Patrol vehicle.
- The incident occurred during a demonstration at Camp Pendleton, a major Marine Corps base in California.
- This event coincided with a visit from Vice President JD Vance, who was attending the live-fire demo.
- The patrol car was damaged by the shrapnel resulting from the military exercise.
- Details regarding any further damage or injuries have not been specified in the available information.
- Live-fire training exercises are a routine aspect of military preparedness, involving the use of live ammunition.
- Such incidents highlight the inherent risks associated with military training exercises, especially when conducted near populated areas or non-military personnel.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/patrol-car-hit-shrapnel-during-marine-corps-live-fire-demo-celebration-attended-jd-vance)
