The Southwest Emergency Response Team and the Ohio State Fire Marshal are investigating after a house fire in Parma left one dead on Friday morning.
PARMA , Ohio - The Southwest Emergency Response Team and the Ohio State Fire Marshal are investigating after a house fire in Parma left one dead on Friday morning. According to a release from the Parma Fire Department, at around 11:45 a.
m., firefighters responded to a home in the 1700 block of Lourdes Drive for a fire reported by a neighbor. There was smoke coming from a second-floor window, with smoke detectors alarming, according to initial reports.Crews arrived on the scene and found the fire in the basement along with one victim.According to the release, the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. The fire’s cause is still under investigation by the Southwest Emergency Response Team and the Ohio State Fire Marshal.Family files lawsuit saying high school cheerleader, 17, died from drinking Alani Nu energy drinksFostoria man recovering after dog attack, chihuahua killed
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