A fire on Monday, April 20 that burned a vacant building in the Central area of El Paso is being treated as arson, city fire officials said.
The blaze damaged a structure that was not occupied at the time. Fire crews responded and put out the flames, then investigators moved in to determine how the fire started.
A spokesperson with the El Paso Fire Department said the Central fire is being investigated as arson.
Investigators are collecting evidence at the scene and working to establish a timeline. Officials did not release further details about a possible suspect or the extent of the damage.
Authorities ask anyone with information about the fire to contact the El Paso Fire Department. Tips can help officials piece together what happened and identify those responsible.
Fire officials say they will provide updates as the investigation continues. The community is urged to stay alert and report anything suspicious to local authorities.
