Police are treating the fire as arson
A fire broke out at a caravan park after police were called to “reports of violence”. Cambridgeshire Police were called to an incident at the Parkfield Caravan Park in Sandbank, Wisbech St Mary just after midday on Wednesday (August 12).
Officers were responding to “reports of violence”. The fire service also attended a fire at two caravans and two outbuildings.
A police spokesperson said: “A crime has been raised for arson and an investigation into the matter is ongoing.”
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue attended the fire at around 12.04pm. A fire spokesperson said: “At 12.04pm on Wednesday crews from Wisbech and Manea were called to a caravan fire on Sandbank in Wisbech St Mary.
“Wearing breathing apparatus, firefighters used hose reels to extinguish a fire involving two caravans, three outbuildings and fences. Crews returned to their stations by 2.20pm.”
The East of England Ambulance Service has been contacted for more information.
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