Atlanta firefighters had their hands full briefly Sunday morning battling fires coming from two homes next to each other.
First responders initially called for a second alarm on the fires before getting them under control.
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Firefighters were called out just before 8 a.m. after reports of smoke and flames coming from two homes on Murphy Avenue near Langston Avenue. The area is close to a MARTA train line and between the Oakland City and Capitol View communities.
Neighbors tell Channel 2′s Berndt Petersen the homes that were on fire were both abandoned and that nobody had lived there for some time.
It’s not believed anyone was hurt in either fire.
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Atlanta Fire investigators will try and determine a cause for both of these fires once they cool enough for them to enter the buildings.
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