Firefighters Battling Residential Fire
Kensley Pl & E McGregor Rd
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a residential fire at Kensley Pl and E McGregor Rd in Indianapolis, working to control the blaze and establish a command post.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kensley Pl & E McGregor Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kensley Pl & E McGregor Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kensley Pl & E McGregor Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kensley Pl & E McGregor Rd.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Kensley Pl & E McGregor Rd.
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It was a construction in progress home, the siding wasn’t on yet so no one lived there yet
Glad no one lived there yet
Propane heaters to dry the drywall mud must have caught fire. You can see the propane tank in the front yard in the news photo.
Burning up the sides of the neighboring homes
@raclemai oh god. That’s the problem with being so close to your neighbors.
It was a construction in progress home, the siding wasn’t on yet so no one lived there yet
Glad no one lived there yet
Propane heaters to dry the drywall mud must have caught fire. You can see the propane tank in the front yard in the news photo.
Burning up the sides of the neighboring homes
@raclemai oh god. That’s the problem with being so close to your neighbors.
It was a construction in progress home, the siding wasn’t on yet so no one lived there yet
Glad no one lived there yet
Propane heaters to dry the drywall mud must have caught fire. You can see the propane tank in the front yard in the news photo.
Burning up the sides of the neighboring homes
@raclemai oh god. That’s the problem with being so close to your neighbors.
It was a construction in progress home, the siding wasn’t on yet so no one lived there yet
Glad no one lived there yet
Propane heaters to dry the drywall mud must have caught fire. You can see the propane tank in the front yard in the news photo.
Burning up the sides of the neighboring homes
@raclemai oh god. That’s the problem with being so close to your neighbors.
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It was a construction in progress home, the siding wasn’t on yet so no one lived there yet
Glad no one lived there yet
Propane heaters to dry the drywall mud must have caught fire. You can see the propane tank in the front yard in the news photo.
Burning up the sides of the neighboring homes
@raclemai oh god. That’s the problem with being so close to your neighbors.