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Park rangers seek information on human-made fires at NC historic site
According to the Parks Service, the two fires happened around 9:02 a.m. on Sunday adjacent to Fort Raleigh National Historic Site's Freedom Trail.
On Sunday, the National Park Service law enforcement asked for assistance identifying the people who caused two small fires at a historical site in North Carolina.
According to the Park Service, the two fires happened around 9:02 a.m. on Sunday adjacent to Fort Raleigh National Historic Site’s Freedom Trail.
The fires were less than a quarter of an acre, and authorities extinguished the fires without incident.
National Park Service is asking the public for information that could help determine who may have started these fires. If you have information to share with law enforcement rangers, contact 252-473-2111.
