SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Authorities say debris associated with a homeless camp caught fire under I-80 on Tuesday morning.
The incident happened under eastbound I-80, west of Norwood Avenue. Exactly what started the fire is unclear, but crews found that no hydrants were in the area. Multiple engines and a water tender responded to the scene to help, the Sacramento Fire Department says.
READ MORE: Stagg High Stabbing Suspect Anthony Gray Ordered To Undergo Mental EvaluationFirefighters say a puppy was also found near the scene. It has been brought to safety and will be in the care of the Front Street Animal Shelter.
READ MORE: Boosted Californians Getting COVID At Twice The Rate Of Those Vaccinated But Not BoostedA small puppy was located in the immediate area around the fire. Firefighters brought it to safety and animal control will take the puppy to the @frontstreetlife Front Street animal shelter. pic.twitter.com/BFoZiRZqdz
— Sacramento Fire Department (@SacFirePIO) April 12, 2022
While the smoke has noticeably blackened the underside of the freeway, the structure was not damaged.
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