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    Car Fires Investigated

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    By KMAN Staff on February 25, 2014 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County
    Manhattan Fire Department
    Riley County Police and Manhattan Fire Department investigators are looking into suspicious fires reported early Tuesday morning.

    At approximately 2:10 AM, the two departments responded to a complaint of fire in the 800 block of Moro Street in Manhattan. When emergency crew arrived on scene they found a vehicle on fire.

    Approximately 5 minutes later another report of fire was received and officers responded to a stairwell at an apartment complex located at 801 Moro Street. Within the next 45 minutes police and fire officials received a complaint of an additional fire in the 800 block of Laramie where another vehicle had been ignited.

    There were no injuries reported.

    In total a Nissan owned by Hector Pedroza, 28, Manhattan, a Toyota Camry which is owned by Ellyn Calvert, 21, of Manhattan, and a Ford F350 owned by Michael Petrie received approximately $26,000 worth of damage.

    Police and Fire Investigators began an investigation into the suspicious fires and have determined that there was a high probability that they were incendiary in nature. This investigation is ongoing.

    If you have information about this crime, contact the Riley County Police Department at 785-537-2112. You can also submit tips to the Manhattan Riley County Crime Stoppers.

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