King Soopers confirmed to CBS News Colorado that the pumps at 14 of its gas stations in the Denver metro area contained contaminated fuel. That fuel was pumped into vehicles by customers. 

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According to a King Soopers company representative, multiple locations in Aurora, Broomfield, Parker and other cities were impacted. Store officials said the fuel was delivered by a third-party carrier.

One customer told CBS Colorado that the gas she pumped into her vehicle was contaminated with diesel.  

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Once the store learned about the contaminated fuel, officials said all affected fuel lines were shut down. Teams continued to work to complete the remediation process and get the pumps back online. 

King Soopers said the following locations were impacted:

14967 Candelas Pkwy., Arvada25701 E Smoky Hill Rd., Aurora15109 E Colfax Ave., Aurora17000 E Iliff Ave., Aurora3050 S Peoria St., Aurora1045 S 1St St., Bennett12167 Sheridan Blvd., Broomfield2355 W 136Th Ave., Broomfield7284 Lagae Rd., Castle Pines750 N Ridge Rd., Castle Rock5125 W Florida Ave., Denver1611 Pace St., Longmont12959 S Parker Rd., Parker17761 Cottonwood Dr., Parker

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King Soopers released this statement, which read in part: We sincerely regret the inconvenience and disruption this has caused our customers. We understand how important reliable fuel service is, and we are committed to working directly with any impacted customers to resolve their concerns. Customers who believe they may have been impacted are encouraged to contact their local store and we will assist them promptly.

An earlier update from King Soopers had listed some locations in Boulder and Littleton but the company amended its location list to include five fewer locations, lowering the number of gas stations impacted to 14 locations. 

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