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Crews douse 2-alarm fire at Colorado Springs restaurant

Cause of restaurant fire determined to be unintentional
Crews douse 2-alarm fire at Colorado Springs restaurant
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COLORADO SPRINGS FIRE — A family-owned Mexican restaurant near the UCCS campus caught fire Sunday night in Colorado Springs.

The Colorado Springs Fire Department(CSFD) reports the fire at Señor Manuel began at around 9:00 p.m. Some 15 fire personnel were dispatched and a second alarm was called.

The fire damaged both the inside and outside of the building. No injuries were reported.

Crews have closed North Nevada Avenue between Eagle Rock Road and Austin Bluffs Parkway for the emergency response.

CSFD's investigation into the cause of the fire discovered it was an unintentional cause started by an electrical malfunction within a neon transformer, the device that increases the voltage to send electricity to power a neon sign.
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