Fire Rages Through 2 Homes In Dyker Heights, 12 Firefighters Hurt
Nearly 200 firefighters responded to the scene as the fire spread to a home next door.
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Nearly 200 firefighters responded to the scene as the fire spread to a home next door.
According to authorities, Biggs was chased down and held by members of the FDNY who witnessed the assault.
For 150 years, the "James Gordon Bennett" medal was the highest honor for bravery awarded to a firefighter in the city. But times have changed.
Officials said the house was vacant and being renovated by a neighbor.
Members of the FDNY jumped into action after witnessing a recent assault in Brooklyn right outside a fire station.
At least two people, including a firefighter, were hurt in a fire that engulfed a Midtown Manhattan apartment building Friday.
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Eleven people were taken to the hospital. The other three were treated on the scene and released.
Officials told CBS2 the fire at the home on Holly Avenue started around 3 a.m. and took more than 100 firefighters about two hours to get under control.
Officials said the fire started on the first floor and quickly spread to the rest of the building.
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Three children and one woman are hospitalized in critical condition Sunday after they were rescued from a fire in Brooklyn.
Crews were called around midnight to 64 35th Avenue in Woodside.
Flames broke out shortly after 1 a.m. Monday on the sixth floor of the building on Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard near West 140th Street.
Fire officials urge people to only enter bodies of water that allow swimming and have lifeguards on duty.
Fire marshals spotted Robert Schneph at a park in Queens in June, wearing a uniform and flashing a badge.
City officials told CBS2, fortunately, the structure was vacant at the time.
It happened just before 2 a.m. on Linden Boulevard and Bedford Avenue in Flatbush. Firefighters battled flames that were burning on the top floor and attic.
Apartments were damaged and a deli on the first floor was destroyed.
Dozens of firefighters responded to the June 24 incident, that was captured on security cameras, at the home on East 51st Street.
The FDNY says it was not an explosion and is investigating the cause.
Anthony Quezada, 28, and Hugo Figueroa, 30, were busted during a surveillance operation.
The bridge had to be opened to free it.
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