Hefty damage bill for Falcon car fire

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Monday, April 16th, 2018 5:54am

By Taylah Strano

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PIC: Facebook / Falcon Volunteer Fire and Rescue

A car set on fire in Falcon bushland has racked up a $15,000 damage bill.

The Falcon Volunteer Fire and Rescue service were kept busy overnight with five call outs.

Just before four o'clock this morning a crew attended a car fire at Dampier Avenue were they found a Holden Commodore burning in bushland.

Four firefighters worked for 40 minutes to control the blaze.

The damage bill stands at $15,000 and police are now investigating.

 

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