The Arlington Fire Department says the flames inside a parking garage on Mitchell Street Friday morning burned nine vehicles and killed a tow truck operator. While, initially, crews say the fire seemed accidental, the man's family is looking for proof.
Over the weekend, a fire killed an Arlington tow truck driver who was on the job very early in the morning.The Arlington Fire Department says the flames inside a parking garage on Mitchell Street around 4 a.m. Friday morning burned nine vehicles and killed a tow truck operator.
However, police would not elaborate as to how the fire’s origin appeared accidental. Zapata says the department’s fire prevention division is conducting the investigation.His wife, Yesenia Jackson, says she was on the phone with her husband when the incident occurred. She says nothing indicated there’d been an accident. She described a loud noise and then silence.
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