Pittsburgh officials say row house fire in Hazelwood neighborhood was not accidental
PITTSBURGH —
Pittsburgh public safety officials said they do not believe a fire at a row house in Pittsburgh Wednesday morning was accidental.
The fire started around 1 a.m. along Glenwood Avenue, with responders reporting flames coming from a second-story window of two structures.
The fire affected three units and took about two hours to get under control.
No injuries were reported.
This is the same row house where two firefighters were hurt responding to a call last November.
While officials say the cause of the fire is incendiary, further explanation was not provided.
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