Chrysler has decided to replace the Curry County Sheriff' Department's 6,000-mile Dodge Charger police cruiser and all its gear following a fire that they've deemed "suspicious." The blaze seems to have started in the front right wheel well, engulfed the entire vehicle, and reignited repeatedly as firefighters attempted to extinguish it. Hmm, when a cop car goes up in flames, doesn't it make more sense to suspect human intervention rather than a defect with the car? Investigators have been focused on the brake line, which on that side passes near the exhaust, which would make sense if that corner had sustained damage at some point. But the NHTSA has no records of any spontanously-combusting Chargers before now. Full story at Curry Pilot, via Autoblog.