Dallas Fire-Rescue says Northpark Center was briefly evacuated due to "accidental" fire
Dallas Fire-Rescue said firefighters responded to the mall, located at 8687 N. Central Expressway, at about 11:30 a.m. after witnesses reported seeing smoke coming from the roof near a stairwell by the food court.
DFR said that after an evacuation and search, firefighters found and quickly extinguished a trash fire.
DFR said according to on-scene mall personnel, the area where the fire was sparked is where employees take breaks; however, it's unclear if that's related to the fire.
There were no injuries reported. DFR said even though no specific cause of the fire has been determined, it appears to be accidental.
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