The driver of the SUV that investigators believe caused the Deer Park pipeline fire earlier this month has been identified as a 51-year-old La Porte man.

Authorities have identified Deer Park resident Jonathan McEvoy as the individual involved in the recent La Porte pipeline fire. The cause of the blaze that involved McEvoy's 2022 Lexus NX350 is still under active investigation.

Authorities have identified Deer Park resident Jonathan McEvoy as the individual involved in the recent La Porte pipeline fire.

DEER PARK, Texas – The human remains inside the car at the center of Deer Park’s pipeline explosion has been identified Monday. The Harris County Medical Examiner’s Office was able to complete testing of the recovered remains and through the use of radiography comparison, identified the driver as 51-year-old Jonathan McEvoy, of Deer Park.

CT The pipeline fire that burned for four days on the border of Deer Park and La Porte has finally stopped burning. The flame stopped hours after police said human remains were found inside the white SUV that was pulled from the site on Thursday morning.

The fire that forced hundreds of people to evacuate Monday went out about 80 hours after it started when an SUV crashed through a fence and into the pipeline valve.

Authorities have identified Deer Park resident Jonathan McEvoy as the individual involved in the recent La Porte pipeline fire. The cause of the blaze that involved McEvoy's 2022 Lexus NX350 is still under active investigation.