MILLERSVILLE, Md. - For the 96
hour period beginning at midnight on Friday, July 1st, the Anne Arundel County Fire Department
responded to 965 incidents.
Incidents of Media
Interest Friday, July 1:
The department responded to
296 incidents (daily average is 220).
Motor Vehicle Collision Glen Burnie
Two people were seriously
injured in a motor vehicle collision in Glen Burnie Friday night. Around 9:50
p.m. firefighters responded to the area Oakwood Road and Oak Manor Drive for a
reported auto accident. Arriving firefighters located a single vehicle accident
with the vehicle overturned and two passengers
trapped. Firefighters extricated both passengers in about 20 minutes. Paramedics
transported both the 25-year-old male front seat passenger and the 24-year-old
male rear seat passenger to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore
with injuries that were serious but not believed life-threatening. The
23-year-old male driver was transported
to Baltimore Washington Medical Center with minor injuries.
Incidents of Media Interest Saturday, July 2:
The department responded to 231
incidents. There were no incidents of media interest.
Incidents of Media
Interest Sunday, July 3:
The department responded to 205
incidents. There were no incidents of media interest.
Incidents of Media Interest Monday, July 4:
The department responded to
233 incidents
Fatal Dwelling Fire (updates) Brooklyn Park
One person died following a two-alarm dwelling fire early Monday morning in Brooklyn Park.
Firefighters responded to a
call reporting a fire in the area of
Brookwood Road Monday morning around 4:35 a.m. The 911 caller was from
Southerly Avenue and could only provide a general location of the fire.
Firefighters located the fire in a two-story, middle of the group rowhome in
the 5200 block of Brookwood Road, near Christian Road, and reported smoke and fire from the second floor.
Firefighters made entry to
extinguish the fire and perform search and rescue for possible occupants. They
located an adult male on the second floor and removed him to the exterior where
he was determined to be in cardiac arrest. Paramedics made efforts to
resuscitate him on the scene and when those efforts were not successful he was
declared deceased.
During efforts to search the
dwelling, a male firefighter fell through the second floor to the first floor. Other firefighters quickly removed him from the
residence. He sustained possibly serious injuries and was transported by
paramedics to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. His injuries
are not life-threatening.
Sixty firefighters from Anne
Arundel County, Baltimore City, and BWI
Thurgood Marshal Airport brought the fire under control in about 20 minutes.
There were no additional injuries, and
the deceased was the only occupant home at the time of the fire. There was
damage to an adjacent home that is unoccupied and under renovation and also to
two other occupied homes. The two occupied homes received smoke damage, but the occupants will not likely be
displaced.
The cause of the fire is undetermined and under
investigation.
Updated Information
Shock Trauma released the
injured firefighter around 11 a.m. Monday morning.
Fire investigators located a
battery operated smoke alarm inside the dwelling. Due to the damage sustained
by the alarm they are not able to
determine if it operated during the fire.
The victim
of the fire has not been identified. The
identity of the victim will be released once identification is completed and the appropriate notifications are made to the family.
Updates/Items of Note:
NONE
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