Officials continue to investigate the cause of the fire at an Atlantic City mosque though they don’t believe it was suspicious.
Authorities tried to determine what caused a fire that damaged a mosque and a barbershop in Atlantic City.
No one was injured.
Firefighters found flames showing through the roof of Masjid Al-Furquaan when they arrived on the scene around 4:15 a.m. Wednesday.
Acting Fire Chief Scott Evans told The Press of Atlantic City the air conditioner unit on the roof collapsed, narrowly missing some firefighters.
Evans says the mosque and a barbershop on the first floor sustained heavy water and smoke damage. The three-story building next door that houses the Sewage Authority offices sustained minor damage.
The fire didn't appear to be suspicious, said investigators.
