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One killed in Escondido fire on Saturday afternoon
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Times of San Diego
Escondido Police patrol units.
(File photo courtesy Escondido Police)A fire at a home in Escondido left one man dead, officials said Sunday.
Escondido police said they received several calls about a house on fire on South Upas Street near West Fifth Avenue at about 4 p.m. Saturday.
Arson investigators with the Escondido Fire Department responded along with police detectives.
The unidentified man’s family told police that he used an oxygen tank to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and that he was a smoker.