Crime & Safety
Massive Fire At PG County Apartment Building (Video)
A three-story apartment building in Prince George's County caught fire early Tuesday morning.

LANDOVER, MD -- A major fire caused significant damage to a three-story apartment building in the Landover area early Tuesday morning (video embedded below).
Firefighters responded to the 4000 block of Warner Avenue at around 3:30 a.m. to a report of a fire on the terrace level and through the flat roof of a three-story garden-style apartment building, Prince George's County Fire Department spokesman Mark Brady tweeted.
A second alarm was issued, and there was a partial collapse of the exterior walls on the rear side. Three firefighters were taken to the hospital with burn injuries and are in good condition, Brady said.
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Initially, 22 occupants were accounted for, but a family of four was not. Brady later reported that all occupants were accounted for, and only one civilian was transported with a smoke injury.
30 BOX - Just after 3:30am Engine 281 the 4000 Blk of Warner Ave. Units arrived with the working fire. Engine 481 ran the working fire dispatch. With in minutes, the second alarm was requested. #wlhvfd #pgfd #greenhose #3beeps pic.twitter.com/OCKWWZaPms
— West Lanham Hills FD (@WLHVFD) April 23, 2019
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