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Two Firefighters Killed In Ohio House Fire
The fire was reported around 6:30 a.m. at a home on Squirrels Nest Lane. Two members of the first arriving Colerain Township fire crew went into the home to start fighting the fire.
More firefighters arrived but they lost radio contact with the firefighters. A second alarm was issued and units from nearby Fairfield were called to assist.
Shortly thereafter, the fire command still could not reach the lost firefighters and made a mayday call to track all the firefighters. Other firefighters found a fire hose in the home without anyone around it.
Fire Department spokesman Steve Conn said that it appears that the home's floor collapsed, sending both firefighters into the basement. Both were covered in rubble when they were found, Conn said.
No names have been released. Conn said both firefighters' bodies have been recovered from the home.
The last time a Colerain Township firefighter died in the line of duty was in the 1970s, Conn said.
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Clark aka bigbadwofie on -
our thoughts and prays are with the family and the fire family and friends of the 2 fallen
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Permalink Reply by eddy verley on -
condolences from the fire brigade of antwerpen in belgium
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Permalink Reply by Michele on -
My condolences and prayers to the families of our fallen Heroes, and my Prayers to their fellow firefighters.
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Permalink Reply by Cody Scott on -
Our Thoughts and Prays are with there family and department. May God watch over them as they go through this time of pain. GOD BLESS
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Permalink Reply by rtfd15 on -
I am so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers will be with the families and the department.
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Permalink Reply by Beth on -
May my brothers rest in peace. My condolences to their families, friends, and their department. may everyone find the peace they need in this time of need.
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Permalink Reply by Chris on -
May god bless the 2 firefighters, families, and other firefighters and keep them in our prayers while they go through this tragic incident.
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Permalink Reply by KARYN WOLFE on -
My thoughts and prayers go out to the families of our fallen brothers and to their department family. May our Heros rest in peace and the families feel Gods love and strength at this time.
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Permalink Reply by Tom on -
Damned shame. Thoughts and Prayers to the families AND the department. I will read the report when it comes out. We can all learn from these unfortunate LODD's.
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Permalink Reply by Scott M. Kibler on -
Thoughts and prayers to that department and to the family of our fallen brother and sister. May God be with you.
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