Eight Injured in Three-Alarm Fire at NYPD Evidence Control & Impound

According to a report from CBS New York, crews are still at the scene of the fire at the evidence facility, where clouds of smoke can be seen. The blaze could take days to extinguish fully.

FDNY executives stated that the injured patients include six first responders and two civilians.

FDNY executives state that 3 fire boats and approximately 150 first responders deployed to this incident. They stated "this fire is probably going to go on for a few days."

FDNY executives stated that part of the warehouse has collapsed.

FDNY executives stated that first responders found eight people with injuries.

FDNY executives stated that they have deployed multiple marine units to the scene. They classify this as a three-alarm fire.

First responders describe the injuries of one firefighter as serious but not life-threatening, and the injuries of the other patients as minor.

Firefighters report that three groups of marine units are also working to battle the flame.

The third alarm response has been cancelled, firefighters are only requesting an additional EMS unit to the scene.

Citizen user video shows thick, dark smoke rising from the warehouse fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 700 Columbia St.

According to a report from CBS New York, crews are still at the scene of the fire at the evidence facility, where clouds of smoke can be seen. The blaze could take days to extinguish fully.

FDNY executives stated that the injured patients include six first responders and two civilians.

FDNY executives state that 3 fire boats and approximately 150 first responders deployed to this incident. They stated "this fire is probably going to go on for a few days."

FDNY executives stated that part of the warehouse has collapsed.

FDNY executives stated that first responders found eight people with injuries.

FDNY executives stated that they have deployed multiple marine units to the scene. They classify this as a three-alarm fire.

First responders describe the injuries of one firefighter as serious but not life-threatening, and the injuries of the other patients as minor.

Firefighters report that three groups of marine units are also working to battle the flame.

The third alarm response has been cancelled, firefighters are only requesting an additional EMS unit to the scene.

Citizen user video shows thick, dark smoke rising from the warehouse fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 700 Columbia St.

According to a report from CBS New York, crews are still at the scene of the fire at the evidence facility, where clouds of smoke can be seen. The blaze could take days to extinguish fully.

FDNY executives stated that the injured patients include six first responders and two civilians.

FDNY executives state that 3 fire boats and approximately 150 first responders deployed to this incident. They stated "this fire is probably going to go on for a few days."

FDNY executives stated that part of the warehouse has collapsed.

FDNY executives stated that first responders found eight people with injuries.

FDNY executives stated that they have deployed multiple marine units to the scene. They classify this as a three-alarm fire.

First responders describe the injuries of one firefighter as serious but not life-threatening, and the injuries of the other patients as minor.

Firefighters report that three groups of marine units are also working to battle the flame.

The third alarm response has been cancelled, firefighters are only requesting an additional EMS unit to the scene.

Citizen user video shows thick, dark smoke rising from the warehouse fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 700 Columbia St.

According to a report from CBS New York, crews are still at the scene of the fire at the evidence facility, where clouds of smoke can be seen. The blaze could take days to extinguish fully.

FDNY executives stated that the injured patients include six first responders and two civilians.

FDNY executives state that 3 fire boats and approximately 150 first responders deployed to this incident. They stated "this fire is probably going to go on for a few days."

FDNY executives stated that part of the warehouse has collapsed.

FDNY executives stated that first responders found eight people with injuries.

FDNY executives stated that they have deployed multiple marine units to the scene. They classify this as a three-alarm fire.

First responders describe the injuries of one firefighter as serious but not life-threatening, and the injuries of the other patients as minor.

Firefighters report that three groups of marine units are also working to battle the flame.

The third alarm response has been cancelled, firefighters are only requesting an additional EMS unit to the scene.

Citizen user video shows thick, dark smoke rising from the warehouse fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 700 Columbia St.

According to a report from CBS New York, crews are still at the scene of the fire at the evidence facility, where clouds of smoke can be seen. The blaze could take days to extinguish fully.

FDNY executives stated that the injured patients include six first responders and two civilians.

FDNY executives state that 3 fire boats and approximately 150 first responders deployed to this incident. They stated "this fire is probably going to go on for a few days."

FDNY executives stated that part of the warehouse has collapsed.

FDNY executives stated that first responders found eight people with injuries.

FDNY executives stated that they have deployed multiple marine units to the scene. They classify this as a three-alarm fire.

First responders describe the injuries of one firefighter as serious but not life-threatening, and the injuries of the other patients as minor.

Firefighters report that three groups of marine units are also working to battle the flame.

The third alarm response has been cancelled, firefighters are only requesting an additional EMS unit to the scene.

Citizen user video shows thick, dark smoke rising from the warehouse fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 700 Columbia St.