Report of Fire on Eighth Floor Deck Near Pool
400 N McClurg Ct
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Summary
- Firefighters and police responded to a fire intentionally set on the 8th-floor deck of a high-rise building in Chicago. Authorities are searching for a suspect reportedly present at the scene.
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Police have a description of the arson suspect, reportedly on the 8th floor.
Police are heading to the scene after reports that the arson suspect is present.
Reports indicate a fire was intentionally set on the 8th-floor deck near the pool.
Firefighters are on the scene of a four-story high-rise building investigating an unspecified report. They add that they do not see any signs of fire from the exterior.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 N McClurg Ct.
Police have a description of the arson suspect, reportedly on the 8th floor.
Police are heading to the scene after reports that the arson suspect is present.
Reports indicate a fire was intentionally set on the 8th-floor deck near the pool.
Firefighters are on the scene of a four-story high-rise building investigating an unspecified report. They add that they do not see any signs of fire from the exterior.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 N McClurg Ct.
Police have a description of the arson suspect, reportedly on the 8th floor.
Police are heading to the scene after reports that the arson suspect is present.
Reports indicate a fire was intentionally set on the 8th-floor deck near the pool.
Firefighters are on the scene of a four-story high-rise building investigating an unspecified report. They add that they do not see any signs of fire from the exterior.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 N McClurg Ct.
Police have a description of the arson suspect, reportedly on the 8th floor.
Police are heading to the scene after reports that the arson suspect is present.
Reports indicate a fire was intentionally set on the 8th-floor deck near the pool.
Firefighters are on the scene of a four-story high-rise building investigating an unspecified report. They add that they do not see any signs of fire from the exterior.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 N McClurg Ct.
Police have a description of the arson suspect, reportedly on the 8th floor.
Police are heading to the scene after reports that the arson suspect is present.
Reports indicate a fire was intentionally set on the 8th-floor deck near the pool.
Firefighters are on the scene of a four-story high-rise building investigating an unspecified report. They add that they do not see any signs of fire from the exterior.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 N McClurg Ct.
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Déjà vu
Wow. I live here - he tried to light couch cushions on fire ?
No fire police are here and the man is arrested. He was a resident that was kicked out and did try to set our outdoor grills on fire while spreading lighter fluid. Risk is gone.
That’s my building!
Déjà vu
Wow. I live here - he tried to light couch cushions on fire ?
No fire police are here and the man is arrested. He was a resident that was kicked out and did try to set our outdoor grills on fire while spreading lighter fluid. Risk is gone.
That’s my building!
Déjà vu
Wow. I live here - he tried to light couch cushions on fire ?
No fire police are here and the man is arrested. He was a resident that was kicked out and did try to set our outdoor grills on fire while spreading lighter fluid. Risk is gone.
That’s my building!
Déjà vu
Wow. I live here - he tried to light couch cushions on fire ?
No fire police are here and the man is arrested. He was a resident that was kicked out and did try to set our outdoor grills on fire while spreading lighter fluid. Risk is gone.
That’s my building!
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Déjà vu
Wow. I live here - he tried to light couch cushions on fire ?
No fire police are here and the man is arrested. He was a resident that was kicked out and did try to set our outdoor grills on fire while spreading lighter fluid. Risk is gone.
That’s my building!