Crime & Safety
Dozens of Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Warehouse Blaze
Firefighters worked much of the night on a two-alarm fire at a Logan Heights warehouse, and said the blaze that caused $200,000 in damage.
SAN DIEGO - Firefighters worked much of the night on a two-alarm fire at a Logan Heights warehouse, and said Sunday that the blaze that caused $200,000 damage.
San Diego Fire-Rescue dispatchers sent firefighters to Commercial Street between South 28 and South 29th Streets at about 5:20 p.m. Saturday, where they found heavy smoke and flames coming from the unoccupied warehouse and immediately called for a second alarm response, according to spokeswoman Monica Munoz. The fire started in the alley behind the business and extended into the warehouse.
A firefighter sustained a minor injury. Dozens of firefighters responded to fight the blaze and smoke could be seen for miles.
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No other structures were damaged and no other injuries were reported. There was no apparent effect reported on the San Diego trolley's tracks, on Commercial Street.
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