Authorities said a person of interest was arrested in connection with Wednesday night's fire at a storage facility in South San Jose.
The San Jose Police Department confirmed to KPIX on Thursday that arson investigators with the Fire Department made the arrest and that the person is being detained.
Additional details about the arrest were not immediately available. The person's identity has not been released. Firefighters were first called to the Public Storage facility near Blossom Hill and Cottle roads shortly after 6 p.m. Firefighters are on scene of a 2-alarm structure fire at a commercial building in the area of Blossom Hill Rd and Cottle Rd. Roads are closed and traffic is delayed. Please do NOT drive over any fire hose. Obey all directions from fire crews and police officers.
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