No One Injured at San Jose (CA) Auto Dealership Fire

According to a report from NBC Bay Area, San Jose (CA) Fire Department (SJFD) crews successfully extinguished a fire at an auto dealership Monday evening. 

At 7:05 p.m. Monday, the SJFD received multiple reports of the fire at the dealership on South First Street near West Humboldt Street. 

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The fire ignited behind the building. An employee went to the back of the building with a fire extinguisher to put out the fire, but the fire roared in from the alleyway, said SJFD spokesman Captain Brad Cloutier. 

No one was injured, he said.

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