Crime & Safety
61 Displaced By Massive Fire In PG County: PGFD
A two-alarm fire in Prince George's County over the weekend produced a column of smoke visible for miles.

OXON HILL, MD -- A total of 61 people -- including 22 children -- were displaced by a two-alarm apartment building fire in Oxon Hill on Saturday.
The fire, which happened in the 5500 block of Livingston Terrace, produced a column of smoke that was visible from D.C. and Northern Virginia.
In addition to displacing 61 people, three Prince George's County Fire Department firefighters were transported to the hospital for evaluation, according to the PGFD PIO Twitter account. However, no civilians were injured.
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Firefighters arrived to find a "well advanced" fire at the terrace level with extension to all three floors of the building.
Livingston Terrace Apartments resident Raquel Jackson shot this video of the massive fire there.
I’m told 22 units in four buildings were damaged, but it appears no residents were hurt. Three firefighters being treated for minor burns.
Residents say they didn’t hear smoke alarms. pic.twitter.com/dXNUHx7Kmc
— Tom Roussey (@tomrousseyABC7) June 23, 2019
#pgfd units arrived on scene to a well advanced fire starting in a terrace level apartment with extension to three floors of building. @AlexandriaVAFD @ffxfirerescue responded to scene soon after. pic.twitter.com/AbzbEPMsuF
— PGFD PIO (@PGFDNews) June 23, 2019
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