A shopping center caught fire on Saturday causing three stores to sustain damage in southeast Houston.
Around 5 p.m., Houston Fire Department responded to a shopping center on fire in the 200 block of S. 75th Street. Reports say when crews arrived, there was fire and smoke coming from a furniture store.
Captian Cedrick Robinett says after they extinguished the fire, an investigation began with an arson team, but they noticed smoke coming from another area of the center. Crews returned and worked to put that fire out.Captain Robinett says he's unsure of the property damage at this time, but there was a furniture store, a convenience store, and a possible storage unit that was connected to each other and sustained damage from the fire.
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