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WEATHER ALERTTags:&nbsp;Sign up for our NewslettersTags:&nbsp;HOUSTON – Houston police and fire officials responded to reports that documents were being burned in the courtyard of the Consulate General of China in Houston Tuesday night, according to the Houston Police Department.Houston police said they began receiving reports that documents were being burned just after 8 p.m. at 3417 Montrose Boulevard where the consulate is located. . Videos shared by a viewer who lives next to the consulate show several open bins or containers with flames coming out of them. People could be seen throwing things into the flaming bins.This video shared with us by a viewer who lives next to the Consulate General of China in shows fire and activity in the courtyard of the building. DETAILS SO FAR: — KPRC2Tulsi (@KPRC2Tulsi)Later in the night, a KPRC 2 crew captured people in the courtyard of the property hosing down bins that were flaming. A video captured by our crew outside the Consulate General of China in Houston shows people hosing down what appear to be flaming open containers in the courtyard of the property. DETAILS: — KPRC2Tulsi (@KPRC2Tulsi)Dozens of Houston first responders arrived at the scene but they did not go into the property. “You could just smell the paper burning,” a witness at the scene told KPRC 2. “But, all the firefighters were just surrounding the building. They couldn’t go inside.” . and are responding to reports of documents being burned at the Consulate General of China on 3417 Montrose Boulevard. Here's what the scene looks like there right now. — KPRC2Tulsi (@KPRC2Tulsi)Copyright 2020 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.

WEATHER ALERTTags:&nbsp;Sign up for our NewslettersTags:&nbsp;HOUSTON – Houston police and fire officials responded to reports that documents were being burned in the courtyard of the Consulate General of China in Houston Tuesday night, according to the Houston Police Department.Houston police said they began receiving reports that documents were being burned just after 8 p.m. at 3417 Montrose Boulevard where the consulate is located. . Videos shared by a viewer who lives next to the consulate show several open bins or containers with flames coming out of them. People could be seen throwing...

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