CLOUD COUNTY—Law enforcement authorities are investigating a weekend fire in Concordia.

The Concordia Police Department in conjunction with the State Fire Marshalls Office asked citizens to stay away from the scene of the early Sunday fire at Thunderstrikez Bowling,  1909 Lincoln Street in Concordia, according to a social media report from police.&nbsp;

Just after 3a.m., crews responded to the bowling alley and found it totally engulfed in flames, according to a media release. The roof collapsed and the building is considered a total loss.

Police reported Sunday evening the scene was still dangerous and the investigation still active. "As the site is still an active crime scene, citizens found at the location could he cited for Criminal Trespassing."

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/9/1599480283804.png" alt="Crews working the fire scene in Concordia. The building was declared a total loss. Photo courtesy KWCH" />
 <figcaption>Crews working the fire scene in Concordia. The building was declared a total loss. Photo courtesy KWCH</figcaption>
 </figure>CLOUD COUNTY—Law enforcement authorities are investigating a weekend fire in Concordia.The Concordia Police Department in conjunction with the State Fire Marshalls Office asked citizens to stay away from the scene of the early Sunday fire at Thunderstrikez Bowling, 1909 Lincoln Street in Concordia, according to a social media report from police.&nbsp;Just after 3a.m., crews responded to the bowling alley and found it totally engulfed in flames, according to a media release. The roof collapsed and the building is considered a total loss.Police reported Sunday evening the scene was still dangerous and the investigation still active. "As the site is still an active crime scene, citizens found at the location could he cited for Criminal Trespassing."

Police: Kan. bowling alley fire investigation an active crime scene