On April 4, 2025, Brooklyn firefighters responded to two significant fires occurring on the same evening. The first fire broke out in a two-story home on Carroll Street around 8 p.m., with quick action preventing serious injuries. Shortly thereafter, a second fire ignited in the Cooper Houses complex, injuring ten individuals primarily due to smoke inhalation. Over 100 firefighters were deployed to manage the response, extinguishing the flames and ensuring that those affected were treated. The causes of both incidents remain under investigation by fire marshals.
Firefighters in Brooklyn were busy battling a pair of fires on Friday night, the causes of which remain under investigation. The first one happened at about 8 p.m. on April 4 inside a two-story dwelling at 1548 Carroll St. in Crown Heights.
A short time later, firefighters rushed to the Cooper Houses in Williamsburg to battle a fire that left 10 people with minor injuries. The FDNY said the blaze ignited just after 9:15 p.m. inside a seventh-floor apartment.
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