Allegedly a cop hit a damn pothole so effing bad, the car caught on effing fire, which distracted the cop who then flipped the car on it's side. If such a pot hole exists, why didn't any reporter get a photo of this car killing wonder?

the concrete culvert in the lower left is the same, as looking at Boyles Street at the intersection of East Frwy, it's the exact match

so there is the intersection that is on the far side of the cops, above image

And below shows the culvert and driveway into the business building, where the cop car lays on it's side

https://www.thedrive.com/news/31662/police-car-flips-over-catches-fire-after-hitting-giant-pothole-on-houston-streets
https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/hpd-crashes-on-boyles/285-7dd1dbb6-8241-49bf-a6b3-37466fd7e65a
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/drunk-driver-HPD-cop-pothole-chase-pursuit-14933874.php#photo-18806881

All reporters failed to get a photo of the pothole that is reportedly the cause of this.. fire that dumbass

Frankly, after looking at the news, where no reporter or photographer or cameraman went to see what this extra-ordinary pothole looks like, for the report, I looked on Google street view for it.

Why?

Because I want to see that monster of a pothole. What I find by verifying exactly where the cop car ended up on it's side, by looking in the background, is the business name starting with the letters DA

is this DaVita on the other side of the 10 interstate

Which means the cop was driving East on "East Fwy" the access road (which is a one way) for interstate on and off ramps, then made a right turn heading South on Boyles, and took the corner too damn fast

following the superimposed lettering that says "eeway service rd" up the image from the bottom to midway, shows where the turn had to be made

Took the corner too fast, over corrected, fishtailed, and overcorrected again, instead of heading down Boyles, and hit the big culvert on this near side of the entry to that business building.

because that cop car ends up on it's driver's side,

right there.

In the upper left you can see the yellow guard tube around the telephone support cable, in the 3rd and 4th images, as the camera was placed on the South East corner of Boyles and Amarillo - Facing east towards the 10 interstate and DaVita business.

And as that cop car roof is pristine and unmarked, without any damage, that car did not roll.

https://www.google.com/maps/@29.7729622,-95.2987883,3a,75y,359.33h,66.73t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sMC8ADvfc75uuESkjc5I52Q!2e0!7i13312!8i6656