16 apartment units destroyed in Pine Hill, NJ fire

16 apartment units destroyed in Pine Hill, NJ fire; 5 cops and 1 firefighter injured
Authorities in Camden County, New Jersey have announced the cause of a fire that destroyed 16 apartments earlier this week in Pine Hill.
Heavy fire damage at these Pine Hill apartments has displaced 28-30 residents.
The local fire chief said one firefighter and as many as five police officers needed medical treatment after battling the blaze.
Fire at Pine Hill, New Jersey, apartment building destroys 16 units, displaces at least 26
An improperly discarded cigarette is to blame for the apartment building fire that displaced over 20 people and destroyed 16 units.
Pine Hill apartment fire caused by careless smoking; 16 families displaced: officials
The cause of the fast-moving Camden County apartment fire has bee determined. Officials say careless smoking is to blame for causing the blaze and displacing more than a dozen families.
Dozens displaced as 16 apartments destroyed in 3-alarm New Jersey fire
It took crews over two hours to battle a three-alarm fire in the Pine Hill borough of southern New Jersey on Tuesday night.
Fire at apartment building in Pine Hill, New Jersey caused by improperly discarded cigarette
After a devastating fire rips through an apartment building in Pine Hill, New Jersey, we’re learning about the simple mistake that likely sparked the massive inferno. Officials said an improperly discarded cigarette fell onto debris on a balcony and the flames started spreading in Camden County.
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Over a dozen apartment units in the Pine Hill Mansions in Camden County, NJ, were destroyed in a fire that took at least two hours to put out.
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