Update: San Jose Neighborhood Shelters In Place After Early Morning Crash Ruptures Gas Line

SAN JOSE (CBS SF) -- A vehicle involved in a hit-and-run crash careened into a San Jose business early Monday, rupturing a gas line in the 300 block of Wooster Ave. and triggering a shelter-in-place order.

San Jose police tweeted that the crash took place around 4:43 a.m. near E. Julian St., Wooster Ave. and McKee Rd.

"A vehicle struck a gas line at a business. Fire Department is on scene assisting with the leak, PG&E is aware and responding," police posted. "Please avoid the area, traffic is impacted."

Initially, police said some neighbors would be forced to leave their homes, but a short time later they tweeted there was no longer a need for evacuations.

"No evacuations, please shelter in place instead," police posted.

Around 7 a.m. fire officials posted -- "PGE has secured the leak. Shelter in place order has been removed and area will be open soon."

Driver involved hit-and-run fled the scene and remains at large.