Land Park’s Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine catches fire in possible arson
Owner
Taddese hasn't seen the video herself yet, but a fire investigator told her that the fire was being investigated as being set deliberately, she said.
"Our hearts are heavy with shock and sadness that someone would do this to our beloved restaurant," a post on
Taddese said she didn't know why someone would target
"It's not like we have a lot of black businesses in
Fire damage to the restaurant at
"God was on our side, that's all I can say with the amount of fire they say was coming out of the restaurant," Taddese said.
The restaurant will be temporarily closing down, but Taddese said she doesn't expect it will be for long. She hopes to reopen within a few days, depending on how long it takes to work with her insurance provider and make the necessary repairs.
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