Crime & Safety
2 Firefighters Hospitalized In Inwood Fire: FNDY
The two-alarm fire was reported shortly after midnight on Monday, authorities said.

INWOOD, NY - Two New York City firefighters were hospitalized after battling a large commercial fire in Inwood early Monday morning, authorities said.
Crews responded to the two-alarm fire at 670 Academy St. about 12:15 a.m., an FDNY spokesperson told Patch.
More than 100 smoke eaters and 25 units rushed to the scene, the FDNY spokesperson said. A second alarm was triggered about 12:45 a.m. before the fire was placed under control about 1:30 a.m.
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The two injured firefighters were taken to an area hospital; their conditions were not available Monday morning, the FDNY spokesperson said. No other injuries were reported.
The blaze originated in a one-story bodega, My Deli Grocery, at 670 Academy St. It spread to an adjacent beauty salon and dentist office, according to ABC7.
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The fire damaged all three businesses, the outlet reported.
“Between the fire damage and the water damage, I imagine they were pretty messed up,” the FDNY spokesperson said.
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