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Firefighters respond to a nighttime fire at a brick townhouse, with smoke billowing from the building. Ladders extend to the upper floors, and fire hoses and equipment are spread across the wet ground.

THE WORKING FIRE DISPATCH

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Saturday night brought a couple of trips for Engine Co. 33, traveling to Boxes 43-05 and 19-02 as the Working Fire Dispatch Engine. First alarm units in the 14700 block of Argos Place had lines stretched to the rear of a 3 story EOG townhouse with fire extending to the Bravo (attached) and Delta (detached) exposures. Engine Co. 33 and Chief 33 were assigned to the Bravo exposure where they opened up and extinguished extension on the 3rd floor and attic. After clearing the scene and a couple runs later, the wagon traveled to the 8300 block of Zug Road for fire in the rear and second floor of a 2-story split foyer. The crew completed secondary searches throughout the dwelling, which were negative before returning back to Landover Road.
Firefighters respond to a nighttime fire at a brick townhouse, with smoke billowing from the building. Ladders extend to the upper floors, and fire hoses and equipment are spread across the wet ground. A fire truck with flashing lights is parked on a street at night. Another fire truck and a ladder reaching to a brick building are visible in the background, suggesting emergency response activity.

Flames and thick black smoke rise from a fire burning among trees at night, with nearby building silhouettes partially visible in the foreground.
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A nighttime scene shows a severely burned three-story house with charred walls, exposed beams, and smoke rising. Fire damage is extensive, and debris is scattered around. A stone structure with a small statue is near the front. Five people stand side by side in front of a fire truck at night; four wear firefighter uniforms and one is in a white and orange Kentland 33 shirt. Coiled hoses and emergency equipment are visible behind them.