RILEY COUNTY— Law enforcement are investigating an arson fire in Manhattan.

Just after 4p.m.. on Monday, the Manhattan Fire Department was dispatched to a fire at 815 Moro Street, according to a media release. Crews found six air conditioning units on fire. The fire was contained within five minutes due to a quick response and knockdown. 

The building was occupied at the time of the fire.&nbsp; No injuries were reported. The building is a three-story, 23-unit condominium building. Loss is estimated at $70,000 for the AC units.&nbsp;

The cause of the fire was intentional, and Riley County Police Department filed an Aggravated Arson report.&nbsp;&nbsp;

RILEY COUNTY— Law enforcement are investigating an arson fire in Manhattan.Just after 4p.m.. on Monday, the Manhattan Fire Department was dispatched to a fire at 815 Moro Street, according to a media release. Crews found six air conditioning units on fire. The fire was contained within five minutes due to a quick response and knockdown. The building was occupied at the time of the fire.&nbsp; No injuries were reported. The building is a three-story, 23-unit condominium building. Loss is estimated at $70,000 for the AC units.&nbsp;The cause of the fire was intentional, and Riley County Police Department filed an Aggravated Arson report.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kansas arson fire destroyed air conditioning units at condominium