3 firefighters hurt at arson fire
The firefighters sustained minor injuries on a fire that rekindled
By Rebecca LeFever
The York Daily Record
YORK, Pa. — Acting Chief David Michaels confirmed the fire was arson.
Firefighters had to return to the home after 8 p.m. Thursday when a hot spot in the attic of one home sparked some flames. Michaels said the home had "hoarding conditions" and a hot piece of furniture sparked the hot spots, but it was quickly extinguished.
The total damage estimate between the four homes was $80,000, Michaels said. The two homes on the end weren't as damaged, he added, but the two in the middle sustained the most damage. All are considered salvageable. A three-alarm fire damaged four homes and left three firefighters injured after it broke out Thursday afternoon in the 200 block of Walnut Street.
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