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Officials Investigating Two Suspicious Fires in Santa Barbara

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By Brittany Silverstein - email
Monday's Fire. Photo Courtesy: Mike de Ponce Monday's Fire. Photo Courtesy: Mike de Ponce

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Santa Barbara City Fire officials are investigating the cause of two suspicious fires over the last few days in almost the same spot.

The first fire happened on Monday night on the 500 block of Loma Alta. The second one happened on Tuesday night, on the 800 block on the same street.

At this point, investigators don't know if the two fires are related, or if they were caused by arson.

Anyone with more information is urged to call Santa Barbara City Fire at (805) 965-5254.

 

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