Firefighters Knock Down 2-Alarm Fire at Patriot Place Saturday Night

No injuries were reported following a two-alarm fire at – located in Foxborough – Saturday night, which required mutual aid from multiple towns to knock down.

was unavailable for comment Saturday night after the fire was reportedly knocked down by firefighters from Foxborough and surrounding towns. A Foxborough Fire Department dispatcher said he was not able to release any information from the incident and more information would be available Sunday morning when fire personnel returned to the station.

The fire, according to an article in The Sun Chronicle, broke out at approximately 8:45 p.m. and was knocked down at 10:15 p.m. The store was open at the time of the fire, forcing customers and over 20 employees to evacuate into the store’s parking lot. No injuries were reported.

To read the full story on The Sun Chronicle, click here.

Foxborough Fire, according to WPRI.com Eyewitness News, said the fire “was an outside exterior wall fire, which caused minor damage to the building.”

To read the full story on WPRI.com, click here.

Several Twitter users took to the social media hub to also share information about Saturday’s fire.

Marilyn Schairer (@mschairernews) tweeted: “Fire knocked down at bass Pro at patriot place no injuries. Minor damage.”

Glenn Forti (@FortiGlenn) tweeted: “the fire at patriot place was a electrical fire from a light fixture.”

Christina Freiberger (@freimyberger) tweeted: “Fire at Bass Pro Shops Patriot Place. #Walpole FD responding to help out."

Ben Skerker (@bskerker23) tweeted: “Possible structure fire at Patriot Place at Bass Pro Shop called in by the security at the back near the boats.”

Foxborough Fire received mutual aid from Norwood, Sharon, Mansfield, Walpole and Plainville fire departments.

It was unknown Saturday night if Bass Pro Shops would open Sunday morning at 10 a.m. for business.

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