Firefighters Investigate Arson
1314 Magoffin Ave
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Summary
- A condition four fire in south-central El Paso, determined to be arson, destroyed a vacant home and heavily damaged an adjacent vacant business. Approximately 55 firefighters responded, bringing the fire under control within an hour. No injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.
Timeline
No firefighters or civilians were hurt, and no other buildings were damaged. The investigation is ongoing, per local news.
About 55 firefighters responded. They brought the fire under control within an hour, but it took several more hours to fully put it out.
Officials said both buildings were uninhabitable. No one was inside either building.
The home was destroyed, and the business was heavily damaged.
The fire started around 8 p.m. April 18 at 1314 Magoffin Avenue. Fire officials said it appears to have started on the patio of a vacant home and spread to a second building, a vacant business.
A large structure fire in south-central El Paso on Saturday night was caused by arson, according to an El Paso Fire spokesperson.
A massive fire, classified as a condition four, broke out. Fire crews responded to the scene where heavy flames and smoke were visible.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 1314 Magoffin Ave.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an unknown type of fire condition.
Incident reported at 1314 Magoffin Ave.
No firefighters or civilians were hurt, and no other buildings were damaged. The investigation is ongoing, per local news.
About 55 firefighters responded. They brought the fire under control within an hour, but it took several more hours to fully put it out.
Officials said both buildings were uninhabitable. No one was inside either building.
The home was destroyed, and the business was heavily damaged.
The fire started around 8 p.m. April 18 at 1314 Magoffin Avenue. Fire officials said it appears to have started on the patio of a vacant home and spread to a second building, a vacant business.
A large structure fire in south-central El Paso on Saturday night was caused by arson, according to an El Paso Fire spokesperson.
A massive fire, classified as a condition four, broke out. Fire crews responded to the scene where heavy flames and smoke were visible.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 1314 Magoffin Ave.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an unknown type of fire condition.
Incident reported at 1314 Magoffin Ave.
No firefighters or civilians were hurt, and no other buildings were damaged. The investigation is ongoing, per local news.
About 55 firefighters responded. They brought the fire under control within an hour, but it took several more hours to fully put it out.
Officials said both buildings were uninhabitable. No one was inside either building.
The home was destroyed, and the business was heavily damaged.
The fire started around 8 p.m. April 18 at 1314 Magoffin Avenue. Fire officials said it appears to have started on the patio of a vacant home and spread to a second building, a vacant business.
A large structure fire in south-central El Paso on Saturday night was caused by arson, according to an El Paso Fire spokesperson.
A massive fire, classified as a condition four, broke out. Fire crews responded to the scene where heavy flames and smoke were visible.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 1314 Magoffin Ave.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an unknown type of fire condition.
Incident reported at 1314 Magoffin Ave.
No firefighters or civilians were hurt, and no other buildings were damaged. The investigation is ongoing, per local news.
About 55 firefighters responded. They brought the fire under control within an hour, but it took several more hours to fully put it out.
Officials said both buildings were uninhabitable. No one was inside either building.
The home was destroyed, and the business was heavily damaged.
The fire started around 8 p.m. April 18 at 1314 Magoffin Avenue. Fire officials said it appears to have started on the patio of a vacant home and spread to a second building, a vacant business.
A large structure fire in south-central El Paso on Saturday night was caused by arson, according to an El Paso Fire spokesperson.
A massive fire, classified as a condition four, broke out. Fire crews responded to the scene where heavy flames and smoke were visible.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 1314 Magoffin Ave.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an unknown type of fire condition.
Incident reported at 1314 Magoffin Ave.
No firefighters or civilians were hurt, and no other buildings were damaged. The investigation is ongoing, per local news.
About 55 firefighters responded. They brought the fire under control within an hour, but it took several more hours to fully put it out.
Officials said both buildings were uninhabitable. No one was inside either building.
The home was destroyed, and the business was heavily damaged.
The fire started around 8 p.m. April 18 at 1314 Magoffin Avenue. Fire officials said it appears to have started on the patio of a vacant home and spread to a second building, a vacant business.
A large structure fire in south-central El Paso on Saturday night was caused by arson, according to an El Paso Fire spokesperson.
A massive fire, classified as a condition four, broke out. Fire crews responded to the scene where heavy flames and smoke were visible.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 1314 Magoffin Ave.
Firefighters are responding to a report of an unknown type of fire condition.
Incident reported at 1314 Magoffin Ave.
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