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Suspicious Vehicle Fire Under Investigation
September 27, 2014
A suspicious vehicle fire early Saturday morning in Molino is under investigation.
A nearby resident noticed smoke about 2 a.m. from the burned out vehicle on Fairground Road. Arriving firefighters reported the vehicle was on the roadway and had previously been fully involved.
The Molino Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded. Further details were not available.
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4 Responses to “Suspicious Vehicle Fire Under Investigation”
Every one knows who burned my car it seems the ones that u love the most will turn on u first all u hurt is my kid thanks to the guy like a dad to me hope it was worth u looseing people that truly loved u p
Sometimes you should just read the article.
>>Is this the burning vehicle on 29 that caused the traffic slow down yesterday a.m?
No. As the story says, this was 2 am *this* morning (Saturday) on Fairground Road, not Hwy 29.
Is this the burning vehicle on 29 that caused the traffic slow down yesterday a.m? Just curious