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Cause Of Victoria Fire Near Jamestown Determined

Jamestown, CA — An investigation has determined what caused a two-acre roadside vegetation fire on Tuesday afternoon that threatened a handful of structures.

The Victoria Fire was located during the two o’clock hour off Highway 108 near Victoria Way in the Jamestown area.

CAL Fire reports that it was caused by a faulty catalytic converter, adding, “Proper and regular vehicle maintenance could have prevented this fire and all drivers share this responsibility.”

It is unclear which vehicle it originated from, and CAL Fire notes that no citation was issued.

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Written by BJ Hansen.

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