SAN DIEGO, CA – Firefighters responded to a two-alarm fire at a mixed-use apartment and commercial complex in Kensington last Friday night.
According to FOX 5, the blaze began on the 4100 block of Adams Avenue shortly after 10 p.m.
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Fire crews extinguished the flames and determined it began as a dumpster fire that spread to the building. It is currently unknown what led to the initial fire.
Multiple people were inside Clem’s Tap House at the complex when flames spread to its roof. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
An incident report states almost 70 fire personnel were dispatched to the scene. Crews were able to safely rescue a dog and a cat from the building.
It is not yet clear how much damage the complex sustained.
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