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County spokesperson Amie Downs said emergency responders reported people trapped under debris after one house apparently exploded and two others were engulfed in flames. Crews from at least 18 fire departments were working to douse the flames with the help of water tankers from Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. Six people were killed, including a child, in a Pennsylvania house explosion over the weekend that caused multiple injuries, leveled two other homes and damaged at least a dozen residences, according to authorities. Emergency responders reported people trapped under debris after the blast leveled one house and left two others engulfed in flames, county spokesperson Amie Downs said.
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More than 100,000 vape pens containing lithium batteries and pallets of nitrous and lighter fluid were also in the building, officials said. The fire and series of explosions occurred on March 4 at a warehouse in Clinton Township that was improperly storing canisters of butane and nitrous oxide, officials said. It had been reported earlier that gas was being turned off to homes in the area in the wake of the explosion and fire. “We are asking all citizens to please stay away from the immediate area,” the Oceanside Fire Department wrote on Facebook.
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Fire officials said some siding melted on two neighboring homes, but there was no other damage reported. "Right now, we just know someone was injured, had some burn injuries. We don't know how or if he was in the house or outside," Francis said. Neighbors told 11 News they saw a man walk out of the house, after it exploded. An explosion leveled at least one home and damaged several others early Wednesday in Victorville.
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Southwest Gas says an employee responded to the scene and turned off the gas. The company also say they inspected the site and found no gas leaks. The fire department says firefighters detected gas in the air and were able to secure the leak. Another man suffered minor injuries and declined to go to the hospital. A woman, around 65 years old, and the three children at the home were not injured. A neighbor's surveillance camera captured the blast from the explosion, which residents described as a bomb going off.
No injuries were reported, although one house sustained significant damage, Lubbock Fire Rescue Deputy Fire Chief Nick Wilson confirmed at the scene. Lubbock Fire Rescue officials confirmed an explosion and fire that damaged one home and prompted evacuations nearby came after a work crew accidentally ruptured a gas line Thursday afternoon. From “The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson” to Kimmel, “America’s Got Talent” and her newest special, “It’s Wendy,” Liebman’s ability to be consistently hilarious never wavers. Self-deprecating stories said in the sweetest tone and one-liners delivered almost under her breath suck you into her world wondering what she will possibly utter next. You can get in on her comedy stylings yourself at the Hotel Cafe Second Stage. She’s only there for one night, so rally the crew and see this 42-year-old, well 43-year-old, OK 48-year-old comedy queen!
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Residents could hear and feel the explosion for miles around Arlington County, where the average population is over 9,000 people per square mile. Chris White, a tech executive living in California, told NPR that he rented the house that exploded from Yoo and his wife from 2015 to 2016. "I would characterize these communications as primarily complaints about alleged frauds he believed were perpetrated against him," Sundberg told reporters. "The information contained therein and the nature of those communications did not lead to opening any FBI investigations." Penn said Yoo did not have any previous interactions with officers at the address of the now-obliterated home. The only documented incidents between Yoo and law enforcement, he said, are two calls for service for loud noise over the past couple of years.
He said firefighters then came to his house to help evacuate him. LFR confirmed a two-inch gas line was ruptured during work in the area, although other details about the nature of the work or accident were not immediately clear. If you like funny and you love Prince (RIP), you have to check out Princess. It’s about to be a rockin’ Cinco-de-Princess on May 5 at the Hollywood Palladium, where you can sing and dance along with the comedy stylings of SNL alum Maya Rudolph and L.A. Singing together since 2012, the pipes on this pairing deliver a flawless tribute, and purple isn’t required — unless of course you’re a real fan.
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Shortly after they arrived, the house exploded and burst into flames, with multiple mayday calls coming from the firefighters trapped inside. Crews rushed in to try to rescue them from the debris that covered them, but one firefighter was killed and 10 others were injured, Loudoun County Fire and Rescue officials said Saturday. First responders said there were people trapped under debris, two houses on fire, multiple houses damaged and it appeared “as if one house had exploded,” authorities said. Fifty-seven firefighters were treated for "minor issues" at the scene and released, Steve Imbarlina, assistant chief of fire/emergency medical services at Allegheny County Emergency Service, told reporters Sunday afternoon.
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Detectives got an alert that he was planning to leave the country and a warrant was issued for his arrest, Lucido said. The blast sent debris flying up to a half-mile in each direction, officials said. Turner Lee Salter, 19, was struck in the head and killed by a nitrous oxide canister about a quarter mile away from the fiery explosion, according to fire officials. Goo Smoke Shop/Select Distributors Wholesale Warehouse, a vaping products supplier, had recently received a semi-load of butane containers, over half of which was still at the facility at the time of the fire, officials said.
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LFR said homes in the area of 88th Street and 90th Street between Indiana Avenue and Geneva Avenue were evacuated. A spokesperson for Atmos Energy said the gas line was identified and that the area was safe. Baltimore County Fire Department encourages anyone who smells gas or has any suspicion of it to call 911 immediately. Fire officials said investigators have talked to the homeowners, but no further details were released.
A massive explosion engulfed a home and rocked a neighborhood in Arlington, Virginia, as police were investigating a man who fired a flare gun dozens of times from inside Monday night, police said. The owner of a suburban Detroit business was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a building storing thousands of cans of nitrous oxide and butane exploded last month and a teenager was killed by flying debris, officials said. A 19-year-old man, Turner Salter, died after being struck in the head by a piece of shrapnel a quarter mile from the scene. A firefighter was also taken to an area hospital for minor injuries. Video posted by the department on a social media account showed smoke billing from the debris, with roof gables and siding on the ground. "It's just tragic, I mean, it looks like a war zone — it looks like a bomb hit our neighborhood and it's just unfortunate," Kolankowski said.
Baltimore County fire officials said they were called to the scene in the Essex community east of Baltimore just after 11 p.m. LUBBOCK, Texas — First responders were on the scene of a house explosion in the 3300 block of 89th Street Thursday afternoon. However, he wasn't able to get the family's three cats and hopes they are all right. In a news release late Monday, the county said the home where the explosion happened was having "hot water tank issues." The tank was in the basement CBS Pittsburgh reported. "We have all of our resources here, including BGE, who runs our gas for the county," said Francis. "We're going to make sure that everything is safe in the neighborhood. We don't know what caused this so that'll be looked into."
Officials said they are still investigating the cause of the massive explosion that leveled the home and rocked Arlington's Bluemont neighborhood. The circumstances of the explosion were under investigation, Savage said. “It was somewhat chaotic as we tried to figure out how many firefighters were trapped under the debris," he said.
