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RFD Investigates Brush Fires

By: Laine Baker
Updated: January 28, 2013
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Rogers' fire crews think an arsonist is behind brush fires that burned about five acres near 34th St. and Wray Dr. Sunday afternoon.

When crews arrived, there were three to four separate fires burning in the area.
    
It took more than an hour, two brush trucks, and 300-gallon tanks of water to help put out the flames.
    
The fires are now under investigation.

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