2 fatal fires under investigation in Gadsden
Gadsden Investigates Two Fatal Fires in Recent Days
Authorities in Gadsden, Alabama, are currently investigating two tragic fire incidents that resulted in fatalities within a short timeframe. The first fire occurred on October 31 at 1:15 a.m. at a residence located at 412 Brandon Street. Gadsden Interim Fire Chief Derrick Sherrell reported that a man died after gas fumes from a motorcycle he was repairing ignited upon coming into contact with a water heater.
In a separate incident, a second man lost his life in a fire that took place on November 3 at approximately midnight at 509 Chester Street. The circumstances surrounding this second fire are still unclear, and investigators are working to determine its cause.
While the community grapples with the loss of life, local authorities continue their investigation and have not released any further details regarding the second fire, pending findings. Both incidents underscore the potential dangers associated with handling flammable materials and equipment, particularly in residential settings.
As investigations proceed, officials urge residents to take caution and be mindful of fire safety in their homes. The Gadsden community is encouraged to stay informed via news alerts through platforms such as the Apple App Store and Google Play Store or by subscribing to local email newsletters for updates.
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