Vacant house fire under investigation
The Warner Robins Fire Department is still investigating a vacant house fire from Sunday afternoon.
At approximately 5:04pm, six trucks were dispatched to a house on Choctaw Road. Two fire engines, one latter truck, a command truck, a safety truck and a RIT truck responded to the fire which lasted under 25 minutes according to Deputy Chief Bobby Wood.
Wood said the cause of the fire is still unknown.
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