Occupied Duplex Fire Extinguished With No Injuries Reported

The fire was eventually knocked down, and crews transitioned to overhaul operations to ensure no remaining hot spots. Incident command was later terminated, and no injuries or fatalities were reported. Utility crews responded to assist, and firefighters were released for rehabilitation following the intense operation. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

During the incident, one civilian reportedly jumped from a window to escape the fire. Medics evaluated the individual on scene and confirmed they were not injured. Firefighters worked aggressively to access hidden fire on the second floor, opening walls and deploying multiple hose lines as heavy smoke poured from the building.

Detroit firefighters responded to a box alarm for an occupied duplex fire at Southfield Freeway and Lyndon Street after reports of people trapped inside the building. Engine 53 arrived to find the duplex heavily involved with fire spreading throughout the structure and immediately stretched a line to begin suppression efforts.

Video shows heavy smoke and a firefighter on the roof.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southfield Rd & Lyndon St.

The fire was eventually knocked down, and crews transitioned to overhaul operations to ensure no remaining hot spots. Incident command was later terminated, and no injuries or fatalities were reported. Utility crews responded to assist, and firefighters were released for rehabilitation following the intense operation. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

During the incident, one civilian reportedly jumped from a window to escape the fire. Medics evaluated the individual on scene and confirmed they were not injured. Firefighters worked aggressively to access hidden fire on the second floor, opening walls and deploying multiple hose lines as heavy smoke poured from the building.

Detroit firefighters responded to a box alarm for an occupied duplex fire at Southfield Freeway and Lyndon Street after reports of people trapped inside the building. Engine 53 arrived to find the duplex heavily involved with fire spreading throughout the structure and immediately stretched a line to begin suppression efforts.

Video shows heavy smoke and a firefighter on the roof.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southfield Rd & Lyndon St.

The fire was eventually knocked down, and crews transitioned to overhaul operations to ensure no remaining hot spots. Incident command was later terminated, and no injuries or fatalities were reported. Utility crews responded to assist, and firefighters were released for rehabilitation following the intense operation. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

During the incident, one civilian reportedly jumped from a window to escape the fire. Medics evaluated the individual on scene and confirmed they were not injured. Firefighters worked aggressively to access hidden fire on the second floor, opening walls and deploying multiple hose lines as heavy smoke poured from the building.

Detroit firefighters responded to a box alarm for an occupied duplex fire at Southfield Freeway and Lyndon Street after reports of people trapped inside the building. Engine 53 arrived to find the duplex heavily involved with fire spreading throughout the structure and immediately stretched a line to begin suppression efforts.

Video shows heavy smoke and a firefighter on the roof.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southfield Rd & Lyndon St.

The fire was eventually knocked down, and crews transitioned to overhaul operations to ensure no remaining hot spots. Incident command was later terminated, and no injuries or fatalities were reported. Utility crews responded to assist, and firefighters were released for rehabilitation following the intense operation. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

During the incident, one civilian reportedly jumped from a window to escape the fire. Medics evaluated the individual on scene and confirmed they were not injured. Firefighters worked aggressively to access hidden fire on the second floor, opening walls and deploying multiple hose lines as heavy smoke poured from the building.

Detroit firefighters responded to a box alarm for an occupied duplex fire at Southfield Freeway and Lyndon Street after reports of people trapped inside the building. Engine 53 arrived to find the duplex heavily involved with fire spreading throughout the structure and immediately stretched a line to begin suppression efforts.

Video shows heavy smoke and a firefighter on the roof.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southfield Rd & Lyndon St.

The fire was eventually knocked down, and crews transitioned to overhaul operations to ensure no remaining hot spots. Incident command was later terminated, and no injuries or fatalities were reported. Utility crews responded to assist, and firefighters were released for rehabilitation following the intense operation. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

During the incident, one civilian reportedly jumped from a window to escape the fire. Medics evaluated the individual on scene and confirmed they were not injured. Firefighters worked aggressively to access hidden fire on the second floor, opening walls and deploying multiple hose lines as heavy smoke poured from the building.

Detroit firefighters responded to a box alarm for an occupied duplex fire at Southfield Freeway and Lyndon Street after reports of people trapped inside the building. Engine 53 arrived to find the duplex heavily involved with fire spreading throughout the structure and immediately stretched a line to begin suppression efforts.

Video shows heavy smoke and a firefighter on the roof.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Southfield Rd & Lyndon St.