
Newark fire officials are investigating a fire Tuesday that may have been caused by a Molotov cocktail, a department spokesman said.
Capt. John Brown said a small fire started on the first floor of 392 New St. around 8 pm. People were home at the three-story residence and the fire was quickly extinguished. A front window was damaged, Brown said. No one was hurt.
Fire officials believe the fire may have started when a Molotov cocktail, a bottle containing a flammable liquid often used during street fighting around the world, was thrown through the window.
A final determination had yet to be made Tuesday night, Brown told Patch.
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