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Amarillo Fuel Tanker Crash Into ABC 7 Building: Your Legal Rights After a Hit-and-Run DWI Collision Destroyed a Steel Support Beam If you are reading this at 2 a.m. from a phone in Amarillo — whether you are the building owner staring at a compromised steel beam and a chain-link fence folded into scrap, the fuel tanker driver who was sitting in a cab that got shoved through a security fence and into a television station, or a family member who got the call that someone you love was hurt in the overnight crash that shook the northwest corner of the ABC 7 studios — you are in the right place. We built this page for you. Not for traffic. For you. Here is what we know: a 19-year-old pickup driver struck a fuel tanker in a hit-and-run collision in Amarillo, sending the tanker crashing into the ABC 7 (KVII) television station building. The impact destroyed a steel support beam in the northwest corner of the building. Debris from a destroyed security fence broke a window. A light pole was knocked down. Sales offices were rendered off-limits. The crash happened overnight, which is the only reason no building employees were…