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Repeated Fires at Abandoned Las Cruces Building Raise Safety Concerns

KTSM••Dave Burge
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Over the weekend, Las Cruces firefighters responded to yet another fire at an abandoned building located on the 700 block of North Mesquite. This incident, which occurred around 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 26, is part of a troubling pattern, as the site has experienced multiple fires in recent years. The recurring blazes pose significant safety risks to the community and highlight the need for action regarding the building's condition. Residents are urged to stay clear of the area and report any suspicious activities.

Key Details: • Fire occurred on Sunday, April 26, at approximately 4:30 p.m. • Location: 700 block of North Mesquite, Las Cruces. • Residents should avoid the area and report any suspicious activities.

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