Several Rescued from 3-Alarm Blaze that Injured MD Firefighters
Source Firehouse.com News
Baltimore County crews rescued several people during a three-alarm apartment complex fire Sunday that injured two firefighters and two residents.
The blaze broke out at about 3:30 p.m. at White Marsh Apartments in Middle River, WBAL-TV reports. Flames raged through two buildings in the complex, and crews were able to rescue multiple residents while getting the fire under control after about 45 minutes.
Two firefighters and two residents suffered injuries that weren't considered life-threatening during the blaze. A firefighter also was treated for heat exhaustion, according to WBAL.
In an online update, the fire department said police were called "to ensure individuals did not re-enter fire building." Some reports said crews were attacked while at the scene, but the department said it could not confirm that objects were thrown at firefighters.
