Arson suspected as cause of Sacramento County vegetation fire
Firefighters are battling a vegetation fire believed to have been started on purpose in Sacramento County, authorities said.Video player above: Top Stories from Aug. 11, 2022The about 15-acre fire is burning near North Antelope Road and Antelope Road, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said.The fire has multiple start points and investigators believe it is arson. No one has been arrested, authorities said. No one has been reported to have been injured and no structures have been destroyed.There are power outages in the area due to the fire. SMUD is reporting about 1,538 customers are without power. This is a developing story, stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.
ANTELOPE, Calif. —
Firefighters are battling a vegetation fire believed to have been started on purpose in Sacramento County, authorities said.
- Video player above: Top Stories from Aug. 11, 2022
The about 15-acre fire is burning near North Antelope Road and Antelope Road, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said.
The fire has multiple start points and investigators believe it is Arson. No one has been arrested, authorities said.
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Metro Fire crews currently onscene of a vegetation fire off North Antelope Rd. & Antelope Rd. Multiple fire starts, Arson investigators responding. Approximate total acreage is 15. pic.twitter.com/oLx1jq9lfZ
— Metro Fire of Sacramento (@metrofirepio) August 11, 2022
No one has been reported to have been injured and no structures have been destroyed.
There are power outages in the area due to the fire. SMUD is reporting about 1,538 customers are without power.
This is a developing story, stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.