Playing with fire!!!
Hi guys,
Last night at Crosby park some very stupid person set up the fire in between residential homes and Avonhead Tennis courts.
It was after 02.00am when I noticed fire and smoke in the back of the property, and called firefighters to react.
I went out with my torch and found young male person, after asking him what the hell he is doing, got the answer he is setting the fire and we shouldn't worry about it, cause its safe. He run of after I said to him that, I wil call the police.
Its a big bush on that back of Crosby Park and he put us all in big danger with that fire.
Hope this is just one of situation and we are nit dealing with something far more dangerous.
Big thanks to Christchurch firefighters for quick response!!
Marry Christmas and happy new year to yoo all.
Cheers
Darko
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