It’s unclear whether a fire that broke out in Union Station’s parking garage was suspicious, but the incident sparked security concerns for some travelers and commuters, a day before September 11th. News4’s Kristin Wright reports.
Heavy smoke was visible for blocks as fire crews battled a blaze in Union Station's parking garage Wednesday.
D.C. Fire and EMS crews arrived at the train station's garage around 11:30 a.m. to find several cars on fire on the third floor.
There's no word on a cause of the fire. It's currently unknown whether anyone was injured.
3 cars blackened and charred at Union Station. Big scene today. Story on #News4@5 pic.twitter.com/jiEjdOEt0S — Kristin Wright (@kwrightnbc4) September 10, 2014
