Basement fires for a second consecutive time.
In the quiet town of Neuss, Germany, a fire broke out in a residential building on Daimlerstraße on Monday, September 14, 2020, at approximately 23:30. Residents quickly called the fire department and police for help, and fortunately, no residents suffered serious injuries.
The fire department and police took care of the residents who had already left the building and evacuated the rest. The search results, however, do not provide information about which person or persons were connected to the fire origin in the basement.
This was not the first time the apartment building on Daimler Street faced a fire. On Friday, September 11, 2020, around 16:20, the fire department had to respond to the building due to dark smoke coming from the basement. Several people suffered minor injuries from smoke and required medical attention.
On Tuesday morning, September 15, 2020, detectives from the Criminal Commissioner 11, along with a fire expert, searched the scene and secured any remaining traces. The police are asking witnesses who may have observed suspicious activities or have other information about possible suspects to contact them at 02131 300-0.
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As the investigation continues, the community of Neuss remains vigilant, hoping for a swift resolution to this unusual series of events.
