What to Know
- A row of cement trucks went up in flames earlier this week in front of a business in Brooklyn, officials said
- The NYPD is now saying they suspect arson is the reason at least 10 trucks were torched in Williamsburg
- No arrests have been made, and the fire is being investigated by the NYPD's arson squad
The New York Police Department says they suspect arson after a row of cement trucks went up in flames in front of a Brooklyn business.
Authorities say the fire was spotted early Wednesday in an alleyway between rows of warehouses. Officials say it took about 90 minutes to get the fire under control and no injuries were reported.
The business sells masonry supplies and has a large fleet of vehicles, including cement trucks, parked in their block-long facility. Officials say there were about 20 trucks in the lot when the fire broke out, and at least 10 were torched.
No arrests have been made, and the fire is being investigated by the NYPD's arson squad.
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